I literally just went through this process last week trying to secure a builder's risk policy for a deal I'm working on.

We host a monthly meet up in Fort Walton Beach every last Tuesday of the month.

They are held on the last Tuesday of the month.  

Two of my best tenants moved out of a house in a great neighborhood last month.

Write it up as a personal letter.When you do all that, then contact a local RE Agent to give you a list of all the houses in that neighborhood that have sold in the last 5 years with all cash.

Thankfully, I did well enough with my own design work my bankers was impressed with enough confidence to continue funding me, and I also rejected the notion I was going to willy-nilly my way into a business that will last.

Have good credit (825) last it was checked, and have about 40k equity in my home.

I have always believed that your first no should never be the last stop.

Double the congratulations from Ron, and a preemptive welcome to Asheville.I was in a similar situation last year and just asked the tenants what they thought- they said I could give them a free month's rent and that would be worth the hassle for them finding a new place and moving.

Last week we signed the purchase agreement for what will be our 25th unit over 4 1/2 years.