Took us time, eventually we settled for 3.5MM, had to pay hefty fees to get there and this chased away some of our tenants as they have to reimburse for taxes.

If you're chasing the luxury rental market, and want to put in nicer looking appliances, go for Bosch or Miele; there are other high end brands as well but those 2 are solid with parts easily available, long warranty periods and great build quality.For washers/dryers specifically, if you are not installing coin operated laundry in a common area then stick with the following; either buy Whirlpool Washing machines, preferably front loaded washers as they are a much better build quality vs the top load washers, or get a "laundry center" unit from Electrolux/Frigidaire.

I would check with @Chase Vance, he recently started a great meetup for newer wholesalers in the Columbus area. 

That is always the first place. if its chase or BOA, move it to a smaller bank.

Do you want to chase the cash flow into a tougher neighborhood? 

Wondering if I should use someone like Chase or WF or a smaller bank

Bond yields are getting chased lower and lower by the tide of boomers returning IMO looking for cash flow.There will come a day again when the buyers seat will rule the market....but damn this is taking forever 😆.Keep running numbers you’ll get better and faster over time!

Most large banks, Chase, Bank of America, don't know houses have been taken Subto.

The reality is, you will be making it harder on yourself by chasing properties you can't buy.

Chase really pushes the listing agent to send buyers to their loan officers.