You should definitely try to get pre-approved by a couple banks whether they're local, national, ect.

Having said that, if you are looking for Indiana and Texas under the same roof, that is probably going to have to be a national company.  

Maybe @Stephen Chatto, @Matt Faircloth, or @Elizabeth Faircloth (I know you guys are taking over the nation now, but still might have some insight!)

I usually look for markets with an unemployment rate that is lower than the national average (4.1%).

First of all, as great as Wells Fargo, US Bank, and other major National banks are they are not investor friendly in my mind. 

National lender?

A national bank or a lender that has a brick and mortar representatives in WA would be great, but an internet lender or remote credit union is fine.  

Would also go for a national, internet or remote bank too to get the higher balance HELOC.  

.- the foundation will hold the structure above it, the electric is installed in accordance with the National Electric Code, etc.When a property owner decides to renovate a property, inspections are performed before the Sheetrock installed.

While certainly not the primary or only consideration, a good name is important.Pick a name that is: short, easy to pronounce (you're going to be spelling it out for the gas company, the electric company, and tenants)available in the state where you will register the companynot already identified with a national well known company, where the domain name is available for a reasonable price (you don't want users to have to type a long convoluted name for the url address) It's REALLY not to early to have a lawyer working on the OPERATING AGREEMENT which will define the legal agreement between members and the buyout provisions in the event things don't work out.