You can call and talk to, or make an appointment with, their loan officer.

Let me explain that.The DSCR is a loan officer's metric for the MFU to sustain itself with rents.

He is a Navy Officer in the Jacksonville FL area and I have known him for 20+ years.  

I've been reading ,networking and frequently going to the county office for new leads and information but I still have yet to close any deals .  

I'm primarily looking for either a SFH or vacant land, but I did inquire about buying a US Post Office.4. 

It's ecnomical when using Google Apps (or free) and integrates with Google (mail, calender, drive) and MS Office 365, and many other products (Quickbooks, Evernote, Mailchimp and such).

While I didn't quit "working," I am now all in.I recently joined a highly respected Commercial Real Estate Debt & Equity boutique firm where I am brokering commercial real estate loans for Retail, Office, Industrial/Warehouse, NNN, Medical, Mixed Use, Multifamily, Development, etc.I'm so excited to finally be in with both feet.  

They favor the blood suckers over the hard workers and homeowners.  

@James Smith Others may want to expand on this but your first step would be to sit down with a mortgage loan officer at a bank and talk about your options.

You may be required to have a sign out, that could mean an office, you'll probably need regular office hours, business phone for the public (as well as regulators).