I am a mom and a small business owner. 

I prefer a more aggressive approach [I went from 0 to 20 rentals in 18 months].I prefer the small local/State banks to partner with.  

The company I work for manages approx. 100 sfr and small multi-units in the Whittier area (mostly along the 605), and expenses for our units (including common area maintenance, regular maintenance, turnovers, and cap ex) have historically averaged around 40% of rental income.

For an amount that small, I would recommend a personal loan.

My company is called Avail Property Group LLC and im looking to see what bank would give me the most benefits when it comes to real estate investing.I have heard the using small community banks are great because they will be more willing to give us loans.Any suugestions on choosing a bank for my LLC. 

Looking at that now with a small office building so trying to get realistic cash flows requires flexibility in modeling.  

Thats a small one, but there are all kinds of things that can be handled the same way.  

@Keith FowlerInteresting.

There is a mix of small to medium sized ranchers, cape cods, split foyers and colonials (850sqft up to 3000sqft) spread throughout with some mobiles mixed in. 

The article highlights that 29% of Seattle’s pet friendly apartments allow small dogs, with only 2% allowing large dogs.