I had like 50 bucks in my checking account and like $250 in my savings so something had to be wrong, I only spent like $60 bucks.The branch manager was there that day, he cordially let me in his office and I explained what happened.

Thanks to @Jonathan Twombly's generous help, I'm meeting with his colleague (a former architect who branched out to advise on and facilitate a wide range of projects) on Thursday.

I am very interested in doing wholesale deals first then branching off into single-family, apartments, and later commercial. 

I applied at one bank where the branch mgr said they could do the loan but underwriting shot it down due to it being 4 units.Not looking to refi at this point because I like my 3.5% 30 year rate.Thanks!

Branch out.  

When I was first out of college, I started in a consumer finance branch calling customers who were 15-days past due on their loan.

I dont see any branches in Ohio but my own home is financed through them so I will call and check thanks

You agree to pay the monthly rent indicated above via deposit to the following checking account at <<BANK NAME>>: account # 12345; routing # 678910  (nearest branch is <<address>>).Rent is due in advance and in full on or before the 1st day of each month without deduction or set off.

If this is going to be your career you can branch out and make money doing it for otheers as well.

I used Steve Lo out of the Bellevue branch and it's strictly asset-based, non-recourse if it's in an LLC, from what he told me.