Also, Hollywood has one of the highest rents in the nation ($3110.30). 

Quick question BP Nation....

If you were acting as a residential mortgage broker who had a correspondent agreement with a bank and had warehouse lines of credit from a banking institution then you would need to make sure your conventional/fha/va/etc loans conformed to that lender's warehouse line with you so you could sell the loan back to the bank.  

Local trade and NAR (national association of realtors) magazines are wonderful as well to help keep you up on your city. 

We have also worked with institutional, seasoned, and new investors alike.  

I'm looking to sell to a reputable institution, and of course, lose as little of the principle as possible.

Moreover, Bank appear to only want to deal through a real estate broker, which is also hard to find due to the red tape associated with these type Loans they shy away including the financial institution.  

Home values are less in my market than the national average (median $115k), and there are some positive economic indicators for the area.

I know of many areas in the nation that at one time cash flowed that the properties are now virtually worthless and cannot be rented.  

This being a MF it was a bit more challenging and less lenders are willing to do it.I also tried to get a second mortgage to free up some cash about a year ago but no national lender would approve me.