You'll need to watch it closely without injecting delays in the process.Another thing you might consider is to do each house from a unique checking account.

Good luck, and if the cars are anything cool/classic/unique give me a shout!

Local banks have in-house approvals for loans, so often you can explain your case and get more leniency than you would at a regional or national bank.

Anyone has any experience in the Hudson valley region that can tell me whether it's a good deal?

I was wondering if you could post some unique and creative things you have done to get a deal to close.

They also have a regional manager above that watching over multiple properties.There is additionally a separate company that audits the individual property managers at the properties.So basically the owner puts in layers oversight so that he never has to (step in) when someone is out for sickness,vacation,etc. 

I'd love to know why you feel entitled to a geographical region?

I have seen folks post Regions Bank on the forums as another, but don't have any personal experience working with them.Also, to confirm what Lynn stated, I have a HELOC that I recently opened and it does contain a clause that they can call the note in, in full, if you do not maintain it as your primary residence.

now after years of management and 800 units as a regional manager I know better than to waste my resources on it.

And though it’s regional, you can typically expect to pay in the ballpark of 10% or more plus a few points for a private loan.Don’t think too, that you’re safe because a lender says they will send the money directly to the seller.