HI Guys,I am a newbie and currently shopping for a property loan for my investment property in Delaware.

I'm currently working on the 4 hour chef and plan to read the 4 hour body.

So, thanks to:@Jay Hinrichs for his amazing knowledge and expansive view of the industry  @Steve Vaughan for taking a very common-sense approach at discussions@Jingwen Dunford for her knowledge and wit for Mobile Home Park investing@Joe Splitrock for providing a very methodical way of looking at debates on the forum@Jill F. for her deep knowledge of rentals and providing insightful answers on the forums@Russell Brazil for his deep understanding of real estate agency laws and the overall industry@Nicole Heasley for her analytical yet simple way to address debates here on the forums@Dennis M. for making me laugh until I fall out of my chair with his direct, yet humorous answers@Brian Burke for being the MF Syndication King, I still read Brian's comments from years backand to so many more amazing people (sorry if I forgot to include your name above) who contribute to this ever body of knowledge!

A city with a diverse economy might have:1) A big college/university2) Mining/Oil/Natural Resources3) Tech companies moving there4) Big businesses like Fedex, Nike, UPS, Amazon, Samsung, or LG opening up shop there 3) An automobile plantTHAT is the difference between a one horse down and an economically strong and diverse market.Make sure that the market you choose is NOT supported by just 1-2 economic sectors.Pillar #3 - Population Size/GrowthWhen I first started investing, I bought a few houses in Birmingham, Alabama.

The area I'm looking at is North Marysville around Marshall Elementary school because of its location (closer to I5 and grocery and shopping).

If your current agent can not cover the rental property under a personal form you may need to shop it. 

Back in 2010 when I was shopping deals, the banks were very tight with lending.

Anybody has any idea regarding assumable mortgage? good or bad? 

Not every lender does, thats why a broker will shop it to multiple brokers. 

Body Language is 77% of communication.