I remember back in 2003-2004 I was funding real estate activity through credit lines on my rentals, and as rates were steadily increasing on my credit lines I received all kinds of promotional credit card balance transfer 0% offers with no balance transfer fees for 12-18 months.

Been seeing a trend with folks promoting Ohio.

However, if you are still undecided because you want a website for a sales-letter to promote your product, you really do have two choices … you can create a mini website (one with less than 10 pages) and then add a blog to it in a sub-directory and market your product or service (by way of giving great tips) from your blog.

At the risk of shameless self promotion I just posted a blog article on finding lenders and creating relationships.You can probably find it by looking through my profile.Good luck.

Then later through promotions, adding extra education, or jumping employers.

Welcome packets are sent out, get your name on the list.Who got married, had a baby, got a promotion, graduated, is starting a new job, who is retiring, who past away, getting divorced?

Just here to share my experiences with Cameron Dunlap's ibuyhouses.com buy your territory system.After paying 3 months at $179 for my "Territory" I have ZERO leads, I requested a refund for the most recent charge, which has not settled at my bank, and the customer service operator stated "all charges are non refundable"Apparently they do no SEO for the site, and they expect you to  promote their site.My experience with Cameron Dunlap is to stay away, poor performance of the website and poor customer satisfaction.There are many other real estate lead web sites, I'm not going to mention any here, look around Bigger Pockets, which will return way better results than 0 leads.

My BS detector was repeatedly flagging in the Orange/Red and it was because these promoters wet not authentic and made their living from training, not their investments.

The city itself is great and promoting STR, but its the inventory and the 1000 ft distance requirement that you mention that's the issue. 

They have no monthly transaction limits, monthly fees, or minimum balances.Also, I believe that Chase is having a $300 promotion right now on small business accounts, but of course they have monthly requirements to avoid the monthly maintenance fee.Of course, "best" is subjective and depends on what you're looking for in a bank.Whatever you do, just make sure you run all your business expenses through your business bank / credit card accounts and stick with it.