Try Bob Green (on Bigger Pockets) of Rental Property Lending Group or the B2R Finance that Joel mentioned above.

As for being afraid to cross lines, I offer my personal perspective:Sometimes, you'll find that you will have to ask for forgiveness and risk paying a small price.

Keeping my fingers crossed for good news!

@Lorenzo Jackson Maybe it's worth looking at @Bob Green.

Remember Canadian funnyman Red Green's lament: "When the stuff hits the fan, it tends to be distributed unevenly."

So for whatever it's worth that's my opinion and I always run a deal as an investment and should I choose to live in one at some point in my life I guess that is a bridge I would have to cross later but at least I know the deal will cash flow and make money regardless of where I personally choose to sleep at night.Running a rental is also different than personal ownership.

Fingers crossed. 

I got a hard money loan for the purchase and rehab, the $4,000 covered closing and my "skin in the game" The property is going on the market next week "fingers crossed" Again, there are many ideas and the neat thing about RE investing is that none of them are more right or wrong than the other, you just need to decide what path you want to take. 

Forecast Baby Boomers are coming to be close to their children and grandchildrenGreen Initiative - People moving towards rails, trails, green space and transit.

Maybe I'm showing my "greenness" in the industry.