Hi all,What’s the best lender for a jumbo mortgage with 10% down, credit score of 760+, and many investment properties which makes the case complicated.

I believe it is wiser to keep it simple (which is still complicated for a new guy) for the first few years.Thank you for mentioning how properties perform in different areas of Montana, I found that useful. 

I think you are unnecessarily complicating things, @Aleksandra U.

just out of curiosity, and trying to expand my approach. what are good information services (like mojo or land voice) that everyone uses for expired listings, FSBOs, FRBOs, or even vacant property that are decently priced, and not to complicated to use?

Each state has its own laws.B of A is a huge bureaucratic mess and it's a miracle that they can get anything mildly complicated accomplished.

They are teaching Net cashflow pre tax essentially because it just gets too complicated to teach en masse and for people to just understand the concept of real estate investing in general.

@Spencer Gysi I wouldn't say there's any concern, it's just something that will happen, since in most cases the ownership of LLC's is publicly available information.There is some argument for keeping flipping/wholesaling in one business unit while having long-term holdings in another. but it depends more on what you're trying to do.If your concern is liability or privacy, there are way to address that as well, but that often involves more complicated ownership structures.Let me ask this: In your mind, what is the downside of your tenants knowing that those two ends of your business exist and are related?

Since you aren’t living there it makes it slightly more complicated 

Seller financing could probably be an option but if you don't have any money it will be more complicated for the rehab part (hard money could help for a few months) good luck.

Maybe it's more complicated than I think?