@Al Williamson @Duane Gunkler @Jaysen Medhurst Early on I felt very uncertain with this tenant, but after an application, credit report and talking with her in person I decided to go for it. 

I also also put together pricing Tips sheet for these neighbors to help out with hiring contractors.Check out the website below which is particular to our community.

Is that true for all banks or is this just with Navy Federal Credit Union? 

If you damage the seats - they will charge your credit card..Second: I prefer not to be the guy who fixes a clogged toilet (or clean up dog poop).

I will provide a packet as I would a bank to show my income and credit which is very very strong.  

Although I'm looking to buy multifamilies, I found myself in a situation where I need to buy a personal home. Going to bid on a Xome home. Already had one auction where the reserve price wasn't met. (I was not the bid...

Great tip!

Hi @Tyson Thomas to piggyback on @Mike Day's comment, definitely reach out to all of the banks in your surrounding area (large, medium, small, credit unions, etc.).

My immediate needs with BP are to learn the most effective ways to identify leads and obtain financing, along with tips and tricks on buying and managing MF property outside my local market - this is a big desire but also a big concern, not having done it before.  

@Bill Hampton Thanks for those tips to help me get started.