The lender is telling me it's to many hoops to jump through with these packages.

It has a lot "out of the box" that comes standard and much more if you upgrade to the "small business" package of $197/mo.

Multi-Family 13+ Units = 8% Management The fees are appropriate of your PM is doing a good job and acting responsibly, the fee should be meaningless if you are capturing the returns you defined as part of your strategy.If the fee is much less than I have indicated, you may not be getting a full quality management package.

Amenity package it has* D class — avoid: drug dealers, prostitutes, pit bulls * C class — workforce housing, good people locked into that kind of neighborhood because of their jobs or schools they want their kids to attend* B class — property late 80s into 90s typically.

I am in the process of negotiating a deal for 5 single family homes in KC Missouri and will buy them as a package.

The very high income brokers I know have a limited number of lender contacts that they become intimately familiar with. 3.Have a complete package ready BEFORE you send an application to a lender 4.Educate the borrower 5.Only engage in transaction where you can add value.

Yes take advantage of the package that offers the most studying material for the exam (dvd, flash cards, etc.) and you should be good.

So, last year I purchased a course/package from Elite Legacy Education.

The Asset Management company handles the closing package via the P260 system as well as the execution of the deedAdditionally,  bids will contribute be awarded as normal.

Not sure what your business plan is, but the other thing you could consider is selling them all as a package.