I am doing research on refinance loans and am curious about Freddie Mac lenders. 

I looked into the program here at BP but it doesn't seem Mac compatible.

Here are some links for those within the industry, but you can search the table of contents for the appraisal requirements.https://www.hud.gov/sites/documents/40001HSGH.PDFhttps://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/sel103117....Freddie Mac is substantially the same as Fannie Mae on the appraisal requirements.

My real job is medical device sales and it's frustrating to hear negative comments on sales people. 

You plug it into a wall in the house and then purchase a few ring devices and connect the devices.

Unless I'm missing something, it looks like you're suggesting this is a Freddie Mac loan.

It depends on what you mean by "personal mortgage" ... it is my understanding that a traditional, fannie mae/freddy mac, 30 yr fixed mortgage, the kind that typically have the best rates and terms around, are available for residential property, which means 4 units or less, with 25% down if it is purchased as a rental (as opposed to a primary residence), and you can get up to 10 of those mortgages in your name (plus 10 more in your spouse's name if you're married and structure them properly) ... now, when you go into commercial property, 5 units or more, then you get into commercial mortgages, or portfolio loans, or private money, but they are not from my understanding eligible for the same residential mortgages described above.

I have a full time job as a medical device sales consultant, but want to start investing into real estate on the side.

Originally posted by @Luu Mac:@Bart Hedgcock Who would I need to speak with for that meeting at Fox and Hound?

For the REO's, Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac will only accept offers 97-98% of list price so low-balling them is a waste of time.