I agree with @Louis Davis, for long term rentals, Green Valley is also a good bet.

Just wondering if anyone in Wisconsin around Appleton, Oshkosh, Green Bay, or FondduLac has a preferred lender/company that they like to use for the BRRRR strategy.

@Stephen Anderson I appreciate the info on wholesaling.Aside from my lack of knowledge of the actual details on how to perform this type of deal (contractually), it seems there is some controversy as to whether you are acting as a real estate agent.I found an article and lots of suggestions in the forum about it which suggested getting your license to make sure you aren't crossing any boundaries.

I guess at this point your at a cross road and you have to decide if you let them go or try to keep them.

Hopefully one day in the future our paths will cross at a local meetup.

I have heard of cross collateral loans and I didn't know if this qualified as that.

BUT - make sure all the i's are dotted and t's are crossed, our good sheriff here in Cook County isn't an advocate of the law but rather that of scofflaws.

Green Bank, Allegiance, Texan Bank.

A solid read on investing in Canada is "Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor" (Cohen and Dube).If you are willing to go cross-continent, there are markets with excellent cash flow, especially in MF properties.

And also hold a LEED Green Associate.