What I think will help you is if you define your geographic region and then cultivate relationships with banks in the area in which you invest. 

Thank you all for your feedback, sounds like experience is not unique.

A huge bonus making this race unique and unlike any other that we know of...For the first 250 runners that finishes the race, whether running one of the ultra-distances or the relay, The Clothier family is donating $100 to the Boston Children's Hospital.  

Here are the factors:Passive Factors:1.Mortgage Interest Rates2.Average Incomes (increasing)3.Migration (in to an area)4.Ripple Affect (surrounding areas)5.Political Climate (local, regional, provincial) 6.Transportation Expansion7.Areas in Transition (gentrification)Once I determine the market (forest) then I look for people such as yourself you help me find the properties (trees). 

There has been speculation of them raising to 12 to 15 properties under these guidelines with the current housing demands but I haven't heard any higher than 10 properties still before you go into commercial lending in my region.

The sisters all trust eachother, so this allows for greater flexibility in doing something unique.

Just Do EVERYTHING you can and then more from the start.If you do what everyone is doing  (backlinks, citations, keyword yada yada yada... it will be a LOT harder to rank, because .. yup, everyone is doing that.I ranked in about 4 months because I came up with my own unique strategies.Ohh poop, you know what.. let me just do this:From Google Analytics:The picture above shows my online history.

Your regional apartment association should have something.Being in Dallas, you have the Old Capital Multifamily Conference coming up in October.

The article is only a stub and doesn't explain what the system is "newly upgraded" from or any other history.It's possible that it was preceded by an ANS (Automated Name Search) system, but that may be a brash assumption.It appears to be unique to Canada.For what little it may be worth ...

I think it's worth it to have a lawyer look over your first lease and then you can use that form for future leases as long as there's nothing really different or unique about the future situation.