Often times there can also be implications for rates and products depending on the deposits you have with a specific institution as well.

Also, any specific lenders I should try to focus on? 

I recently listened to a real estate rookie podcast in which the new investor was looking for a similar property and mailed out letters to specific properties in a specific neighborhood in order to find off market deals. 

This isn't just about keeping things organized; it's your safety net if things escalate legally.Legal Grounds Check: It's wise to touch base with a legal expert familiar with your local landlord-tenant laws.

I would be willing to bet a very small percentage of people on BP majored in specific degrees.

The value of the property will definitely be more valuable if you convert it into a legal duplex, but you must also consider the area of the property.

Sounds like we have a similar idea here.What area are you in specifically?

I'm considering creating buyer profiles to quickly match investors with properties based on their specific criteria.

Additionally, platforms like Rentometer can help you analyze rental rates in specific areas.

Don,I think its very market and niche specific and one does kind of need to explore deals they may not have done in the past if we are going to maintain velocity.