Also it seems they should be speaking to bankers regarding loans instead of a real estate agent.

Banks likes to see experience if your doing 4 units and above but I would still look at deals and run it past your banker.

@Scott Rogers you can try contacting Toni Van Dijk at Coldwell Banker in Appleton.

I am a Banker at Chase and working PT at Enterprise Rent a Car.

@Stephen BoydMost banks are not but your banker may find the following post helpful in understanding the ROBS 401k.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3441/blog_post...

HUD is a good site for landlords, your attorney is also a good person to know, your banker falls in that line as well, from the basics of real estate you can identify markets and valuations, start there. 

Welcome....I own a nice size portfolio of real estate in Killeen and it looks like I'm going to accept a position as a commercial banker (lending to real estate investors) soon.  

Mark Anunti - Mortgage Banker at National Bank of Commerce - Highly recommendedJamie Dalbec- Real Estate Agent at Coldwell Banker- Highly recommended

I have been talking to some local banks, but I'm hearing that using a broker as opposed to a banker could be a good idea on a longer run (starting from fifth loan onwards).Thank you for your time in advance, BP gang!

To overcome the high prices, he rents the properties by the room to force strong cash flows.I’m considering properties with 5+ bedrooms (or potential to make 5+ BRs), solid BR-to-BA ratio, ample parking and no HOA in the Mira Mesa, Bankers Hill, North Park and South Park submarket neighborhoods.If COVID was not in the picture, what are your thoughts on the above strategy?