Obviously, the letter will have to be different depending on the goal.In either scenario, though, you want to be straight to the point.

I listened to your interview on Straight Up Chicago and really enjoyed it.

However, I would approximately gain the income of approximately +$500/mo, which if I could find a lender or went hard money for the next deal would totally offset the, "Hit to my DTI" and actually decrease the DTI.The next deal would be a solid straight flip. 

A line of credit would be nice, but a straight loan with fair interest and terms could work. 

I had a 10yr private loan on straight am. 

But, we tend to go with a straight split or a reduced split after a hurdle such as a refinance.

While our prices are still behind Denver they are skyrocketing up as we continue to sell more homes than what's on the market making the inventory shrink for 8 straight months.

Is my best shot dealing with the company or taking it straight to the manufacturer?

Hey Ryan, I ended up using my VA loan on a duplex here in Austin, but I wish I'd had the foresight to go straight into a fourplex like you're doing.

I know phoenix has been a great place for rental properties, with a heavy focus on property appreciation vs just straight cash flow.