Ultimately, I'd like to understand the bank/lender's perspective when someone comes to them with multiple mortgages on the books and keeps trying to throw new refinanced properties onto the books. 

If it intimidates you, don't worry, I will attempt to be concise and provide a laymens terms summary.Basic statistics crash course:Obtain as many sample rent data as possible (Zillow works)Define alpha for null hypothesis testing ( 0.05)Run multiple regression analysis (#bed, #bath, sq ft) against active rental list prices.Observe P-values for each metricResult:#Bed - 0.02#Bath - 0.04Sq ft - 0.02All are below or equal to 0.05, reject null hypothesis (statistically significant).Create multiple regression line using coefficients for each metric.Input variables from project property and solve for rent!

Not an attorney and not providing “legal advice”: As someone who owns and self-manages multiple rentals in Tacoma and has spoken with a couple professional Property Managers, my interpretation is that you need to provide the notice 60 days in advance (i.e., before you want the tenant to vacate or want to increase rents).

I think any strong due diligence with a service company entails speaking with their current clients, multiple clients that have owned multiple properties for a number of years from the provider.

The new regulations were presented and then multiple people spoke both for and against it - those against basically wanted to see it tweaked but weren't against the overall regulation. 

I am looking forward to speaking with the sellers directly and to not have to go through an agent, deal with multiple offers and be pressed for time.

So what I'm needing hep on.. well multiple things.

I have all the funding I need to work on multiple flips at the same time and I even have a crew.

Will you be registering your LLC in multiple states?

Knowing the market, getting multiple bids, and knowing what works for you is the best way to be wise about your investments.Seller financing is not easy to find.