Here's the FB profile for your slimy agentChristina ilonzehBusiness Facebook PageChristina IlonzehShe's got an open profile, so anybody can post something there....just sayin.....

Hey - this is great work if you're looking to provide some valuable insight to people looking for real estate that is distressed (or neighborhoods to avoid depending on your investing profile).One observation - having worked with women's shelters in the past, I would NOT publish the Family_Violence_Fugitive field. 

Generally speaking, you would need something positive about your profile to have a bank lend to you....meaning, strong assets....or even the property being rented. 

Video game creators hire psychologist now to design games based on demographic profiles (everything from gameplay to colors on the screen).

I think that this is so specific to your profile that it would be hard for someone to quote loan parameters to you without actually running a prequalification. 

You can go to my profile and click on my website. 

@Seth Parmelee I would look around for apartments in the area that have a similar profile and see if you can get a hold of the financials.

@Richard Wedlake check his profile it's there.

With current market pricing, many of them have an 'Opportunistic' risk profile (with value add returns) rather than a typical 'Value Add' risk profile.I have been finding better opportunities outside of multifamily but I still find a lower risk MF here and there. 

“sick husband”“living in a rent controlled apartment”“not a whole lot of money to invest”Lynn this does not sound like the profile of someone who should be investing at all, let alone out of state.