Hey all,I'm just getting started with out-of-state real estate investing and I'm curious about which style of loan to look for.Do I stick to a conventional loan while I'm learning or go straight for the more "investor-friendly" loans such as "Fix to Rent", "Stable Bridge", "Multifamily Value Add". etc.I am focusing on small multifamily properties (2-4 units), but I am also taking a look at some single family properties as well.An additional question would be whether I speak with national lenders like BiggerPockets partner lenders or focus on lenders in the area I'd like to purchase (San Antonio). 

Please feel free to send me a message anytime, I would love to speak with you. 

But $20k wont go far in today's RE world.And don't be in such as hurry.....there will be plenty of other 'deals' like this...there are probably hundreds going by as we speak.....You can lose money in this business just as fast as you can make it......

Again, there might be more to it but am certainly open to speaking on any of these items offline if you would like to discuss it further.  

Employment diversification is growing which speaks to more stability as well.

I'm not sure of the specifics here so your best bet is to speak with your loan officer and find out which product is better for you.

Generally speaking most states require a brokers license to be associated with the company doing the managing. 

Yes, I would definitely like to speak with your mortgage broker.

Your lender should speak with this attorney to understand the lending process and the risks.

So after speaking with several realtors, I considered selling the house and a portion of the land (.50 acreage) on my own (FSBO).