I'm studying the BRRRR strategy and hope to purchase my first rental property later this year.When working with Banks/Credit Unions using this strategy, should the bank I use to refinance be the same bank I make the initial purchase with?

You need to study your state landlord tenant codes. 

BP has a wealth of knowledge available and encourage you to study all the aspects of real estate investing.  

If you are interested, I recorded an hour long webinar that discusses the ins and outs of NPN buying, the systems and processes you need to have to make it a business and some example case studies of the various exit strategies.

It goes like this:  he studies the market inside and out.  

Or in an unusual case study I am putting together, we sold it back to the person who totally ignored us for the full UPB, as he wanted to keep the house.

I'm new to personal real estate investing, but have familiarity with the field via my full time job (commercial construction banker) as well as study I've done on the side (books, podcasts, etc.).

Hey guys I am currently a full time student at Auburn University who has a strong interest in REI (have been studying REI for over a year now) I need full financing in order to buy my first rental property.

Easiest money I ever made with no money at all up front.If you have free time after work or doing lunch break you can be studying and investing.

In the case that he is overvaluing the property, I would show him the numbers that can help prove his property worth less than what he is asking for.I would also find out why the seller is interested in selling.