Hello everyone,My name is Stephen Burch; I'm a beginner real estate investor.

Keep in mind the reason why it’s usually denied is because a lot of investors buy a bigger lot to in fact build more "investment" rentals on the other lots, but say it’s going to be a "new primary home" to get the higher LTV/LTC to build.If you’re willing to put 15% to 20% down you will not have that problem but if you’re looking for a 10% down or less it’s going to be a very "Hard sell" to the underwriter.

I am mainly an investor but also a realtor/lender as well.

BP helped me to establish myself as an investor and I decided to go all in and got WA Real Estate license. 

They have this feature where the investors’ accreditation status verification is automated.

If you are in the actual SubTo community, there is no way they haven't been spam calling you and grouping you so you should have access to that inside of the Facebook page or paid groups.But, seconding @John Clark, if you are new as an investor, choosing SubTo is going to cost you a lot and get you a little.

I've done hundreds of transactions as an investor and can tell you that we are hands-down the fastest and least expensive in Georgia and just about every other state we service. 

Some books would be the Millionare Real Estate investor, The One thing etchttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/856373-books-...

I am a realtor here in Cincinnati and work with majority of out-of-state investors.

Fellow NJ investor here!