You might consider teaming up with a mortgage broker to send a mailing to "Renters with high income and high Financial Stability Scores (FSS).

Originally posted by @Peter Mosites:Hi Sebastian!

Originally posted by @Jean-Frank Dorvil:Hey Everyone,What do you think are the best B, C, and D neighborhoods to buy in Baltimore?

Originally posted by @Brian Burke:Providing a tax return would be highly unusual in my experience. 

Originally posted by @Linda Govan:Contact Realtors and network to see if they have any clients who would be ineterested.

I have a great credit score (above 800) and solid assets and I would pay far more for money than a conventional loan rate if I were getting money for any investment other than one that qualifies for a conventional home loan.If ROI is your goal then the implied goal is to leverage your money for its greatest return. 

Originally posted by @Rachelle R.

Origination Charges $0.00 01% of Loan Amount (Points) 02 Application Fee 03 Mortgage Broker Fee 04 Origination Fee 05 Processing Fee 06 Underwriting Fee B.

They have an "Investor Cash flow" mortgage where they basically use the cash flow from the investment property, your credit score, and proof of down payment (at least 20%) to qualify you for the loan.

Originally posted by @Bill Brandt:I looked in to it a couple years ago after using one my first and only time.