I recently talked to my banker at my local bank (Utah power), they underwrite all their loans and don't go off a credit score just credit history, I have great credit so this isn't an issue.

I am a new real estate investor who is striving to learn all that I can before making my first deal. My goal is to buy an investment property (preferably a 4-plex) by the end of this year 2016. I’ve been into real est...

No banker in his right mind is going to loan money to someone who is not going to have his own assets at risk (at least until the investor has run a successful company for quite a while and the company has its own credit history).

Depending on your credit, go hit up some bankers.

:)here the county is spot on little low or on the money with MLS in this low ball market even bankers I am finding use it as a first look see.

I can't speak for companies that are franchised, like Coldwell Banker or Century 21, but I know that with eXp it would not matter where you are.

Plus, private bankers will also be able to guide you as to who best to structure your portfolio to ensure you get the best banking services.

I only learned this because I have a VA loan and am looking to use another at the same time and my banker (Kris Hughes & Homestate) informed me of the AK VA amount increase. 

Karla Cole with Caldwell Banker, Adam Bunniger with Academy Mortgage and a good community of neighbors and real people here in Grand Junction CO.

(Bonus-you can show the bank why you are a great operator)33%-Speaking the language of a banker, and understanding what they are willing to lend and what cap rate the neighborhood is usually valued atStep one- Identify if you will be buying a 2-4unit or a 5+unit building, the financing varies significantly between the two.