I use NTN (National Tenant Network) for my screening process. 

@David RutledgeDavid Its up to the lending institution but they may also require  cash reserves, more paper work, longer loan closings etc. 

@William Howley, Any QI with a national presence and experience over the years with referrals  from folks you know will be able to do a good job for you.  

Definityely good news for Vegas, and it was strange for a city like that to not have a national team anyway.Will be sad to see my Raiders go as a Bay native.

John, I am in a similar situation, looking to diversify out of SFR in my local market and towards small investments in commercial real estate through crowdfunding but I am also not yet an accredited investor.I've found a ton of great information browsing BP as well as a lot of good informational material on a site maintained by @Ian Ippolito -- He provided this advice in another forum: "If you are nonaccredited, there are a lot fewer national choices: Richuncles, RealtyMogul and Fundrise.

You might even be able to get the FHA 203k and the GA Dream, or the other down payment assitance through NAtional Home Buyer deal with 

National averages below. 

These terms are also very similar across the nation.  

I had thought it was a national issue, but found out last night that it was local to Colorado.thanks

HI Linsey, If you're going through conventional means then 75% cash out on a non owner occupied/investment property would allow you to get back $ 127,500 of your 170,000 valuation.There are also local banks and credit unions that will most likely entertain 70-80% LTV lines of credit as well, i'd recommend to search locally for these.The national credit unions like navy federal will go to 70% interest only LTV on investment properties.Often times local community banks can offer portfolio lines of credit up to 75-80% LTV as well.