He of course has gone on to do other things.I have passed your program on to a few of my clients and the feedback was tough underwriting ,, and valuations.. so for me it probably depends on your particular market .. some local portfolio lenders are going to be much more aggressive than other markets.I would think the B2R target borrower is not a newbie type investor. but a older investor which has owned their portfolio for years has 50 to 500 homes and wants to pull cash and is fine with a very very low LTV loan   I could be wrong but that is my sense.I had some of my vendors  ( I do short term HML for turn key companies nationwide) and they were trying to finance AU buyers through B2R and could never get it done.

I've learned more and more that real estate is a life long game and patience is key.  

The key distinction is the bank, since it makes it's own guidelines can waiver from those with more autonomy.  

I have been trying to buy out of state investments and came across a turn key company in Memphis.

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Any turn key triplex or 4 plex that you would recommend in B class neighborhood? 

With your full time job, I would buy a turn-key or nearly turn-key multifamily with an FHA.  

So, without the key control, you still have different sets of keys for each apartment, right?  

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However  he is a key player on our team.