I would ask in a separate post and include in your subject line "Looking for investor friendly banks in XXXX"  And let XXXX be the target area you are looking to invest in. 

If you folllow BP, you'll see most folks are targeting stuff that pays 2% per month of the purchase price.

Target a few homes and then construct a letter telling them you are an investor looking to purchase in the area.

I bought a few tax liens through the Civic Source web site that Memphis uses for tax sale.

I see some flippers (who would be your buyers) pick stuff up for up to 90%, even 100% if they are newbies and don't know what they are doing (newbies are not the type of clients you should target IMO) ...

We have cash for a 75% purchase + rehab price to ARV up to $200,000 is our target.  

The person making 400,000,500,000,1 million a year makes so much money per hour that 30 minutes of time to save 5 or 10 bucks costs them money.It's all about the psycho graphics of the consumer being targeted.  

For our first deal, we are targeting the wholesaling and/or fix and flip strategies, do we need a real estate attorney on our team before making our first deal?

Everything I've read suggests that the technology infrastructure associated with the big guys is the best way to maximize pushing rents and occupancy: dynamic pricing, web penetration, etc.  

I spent this past week driving some target neighborhoods in my area.