If you want to present statistics and discuss them, fine. 

Determine a property, generate a PDF report through the BP Wholesale Calculator and present it to someone you trust (perhaps a parent, best friend, etc.).

The one thing I dislike about this kind of thinking -- using a second mortgage to pay off student debt -- is that most people tend to present it and think of it as if they were actually paying down anything when in reality they're just trading debt.  

The growth and knowledge that both of us can learn from each other and the networking opportunities that we can present to each other are unlimited.

True...thing is I know that there are a few properties listed in the name of the individual who has defaulted and they have furnished profit/ loss statements etc because they are self employed...mysteriously they have not listed any other assets ( including the apt building that they are collecting income from that I already found about prior to contact) and I understand how the "game" works, I wonder what others have done when presented w this kind of issue?

I heard a story on another podcast (Rental Property Owner & Real Estate Investor Podcast, IIRC) about a guy who basically reverse-engineered the books for a property he wanted to buy in order to present it to the bank and show that it was making money, even if the existing tax docs didn't show it.

I have collected some initial data and presented on research that is based on tenant self-reports, but I am now interested in getting real-time business data.I am looking to collaborate with a larger scale landlord(s)/property manager(s) who are interested in helping me collect unidentified but matched data on screening outcomes, screening decisions (acceptance/rejection of tenancy), and basic questions about how the tenant behaves and your view of them as a good/bad tenant.My hope is to build a data collection process into at least one, but hopefully a few, screening processes, and collect data over a year, resulting in a research presentation/paper I can share.If anyone is interested in talking more about this, please PM me.

Each present a unique set of circumstances and criteria.

(Someone feel free to correct any of this if they have a vested grasp)The three factors I found you can influence would be raising rents, lowering expenses and presenting appraiser with comps that support what your looking to get in the refi.

The problem with this is all the banks automatically present commercial loan terms for smaller properties (4 units and less) when the mortgage is to be held by an LLC.