Good lenders will have good rates, but maybe not the absolute best rate every time.When you chase rate, you chase problems.

I know some investors that hate dealing with their tenants so maybe you can help them by posting notices, chasing down late rent, or taking phone calls.

Not a lot of moving parts to chase.  

We tried Chase, but they were weird about it and said they could only give us $20k, which would have been basically worthless to us so we backed out.It's my business partner's house.

Hey Brock & Ryan,         I have the original loan through Chase bank since 2007 and was thinking of going to another local bank back home that I have a good relationship with.

This helps keep the peace within the house without them chasing each other for money. 

Bit of a head-scratcher for sure but bottom line is I don't think this is a good idea, and probably neither do you since you're asking.You'd be mixing several systems into one: an electrical chase and a fuel gas exhaust which the chimney technically is whether active or not, and it would probably be considered still active since you have the boiler exhausts in there. 

As we were waiting, we saw someone leave the house, but we were not close enough to take his picture and did not think it was safe to chase after him.

Thanks for the tips, there is currently an account set up at chase bank to collect rent but like you said my Dad is leery of providing the info to tenants.

We are only 50k apart and while i feel there is very good up side on this property over the long haul, I am not chasing a property in a market which is becoming more and more bearish every day.