Situations will differ based on terms negotiated.A condo is an element within a building where the unit is owned.

I'd agree with going "out of house" to find someone not on his team, way too many moving parts in one little package there.

Initially, we did not have any difficulty finding a local lender willing to work with us, on 15yr term loans, portfolio packages, etc.We are in a position to begin acquiring more units, but are not finding the atmosphere to be as receptive currently. 

They pay us a fee for doing all the work for them, and as a "correspondent lender" giving them a cleanly packaged beautiful loan that was underwritten according to their own criteria, without them having to spend a dime on marketing, processing, originating, compliance, appraising, or underwriting (many end-lenders are so inefficient that correspondent is a better deal than calling that bank or CU direct).Scenario 3: You somehow got it tied up in contract with a 3 month close!

So no one can give you an answer either way without a full credit package from you.

Have a "lease package" and email that to applicants who you've accepted and instruct them to read it thoroughly before lease signing and that you've scheduled 15 minutes for lease signing and there won't be time to read the lease.

The sales package prepared by a broker or seller.

I know for sure in the basic package we can use rental calculator 5 times and that's it .

I have 3 houses in Chattanooga side by side, and two in Rossville, GA (also side by side) that are being sold as a package.  

Recently we got an offer from a buyer who wants to buy all of the properties as a package deal.