This is, related to one of my consistent pieces of advice that I always give my clients:"work with the smallest lender that can do your size of deal" --Ron RohdeSo for example, if you're buying a $20 million property, you're looking at a $15-18 million loan, you probably can't go with a credit union, that's gonna be above their single borrower limits, they may not have the deployment, and they're probably just not gonna be as experienced, but you can go with a small regional bank, and so that's the lesson here, but don't jump to Wells Fargo or Chase if you don't have to.

Ask what you want, their ability to answer in a way that is useful and meaningful to you will speak for itself.If you want to "pre-vet," there's only one major online review platform that has no "pay to play" function.

But with that being said, credit unions consistently have lower rates for loan products.Keep it up!

Explain you are fair, but consistent and firm and you will follow through on the lease provisions and expect them to do the same.What things are the tenants responsibilities such as air filters changes or even small repair like tighten

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

I would start by plugging your city into furnishedfinder.com/stats to see how many map searches the platform received over the past 12 months.

Hey @Chris Napierala, if you have tech experience, which I assume means web creation and/or programming, then you can look at Wordpress as a hosted platform on Blue Host or some other top Wordpress hosting company.There are a ton of widgets and API's for Wordpress just for STR or hoteliers etc.

I own multi family. 12 buildings consisting of 11,8,7,7,4,4,2,2,1,1,1 (last "1" for sale).

., if they can show a history of it consistently being paid on time, I would have absolutely no problem accepting it as proof of income.

Why is it a bad sign that vacancies are increasing consistently over the last 5-years and construction permits are increasing YoY?