Make purchases just like a normal card, and they send you a bill just like a normal card.

They normally will give you a loan based off the equity you have in your residence or investment property. 

Keep it simple, and offer with them paying their normal fees, as most offers they are comparing against will be structured that way.  

This is their normal full time business.

I believe though these new first-time buyer tax changes in Belgium that stared this year will start giving a boost to the market which is good especially for the smaller units which are normally always snapped up first.Did you buy the second building yet?

But seeing a 309,734-square-foot office complex in Manhattan Beach, California sell for $96.1 million on Auction.com is definitely a new experience.

I normally do what you said: examine previous income and use that as a baseline.

Normally I would go $750 first unless you have a reason to believe the lower rate ($700)  is correct (not as big as your other units, located more poorly, bad parking, funny layout) If you have a specific tenant he wants you  to accept at a lower rent to get it filled do this only if the tenant is qualified otherwise and you are happy with it.

Anything below that WILL fail, because the water will back up under the overlapping shingles.  2/12 is minimum, 4/12 and above should be considered normal.  

Some of that, however, has nothing to do with oil and gas and everything to do with the time of year, as slow downs this time of year are normal.