I'm hoping that someone from the BP Nation has a suggestion other than removing all the dry wall... because that is certainly a deal breaker.

I would recommend looking into these institutions for potential favorable portfolio loan terms:State Department FCU (DC, VA, SC)Hanscom FCU (MA)Workers Credit Union (MA)Signature FCU (VA)Keep us abreast of what you learn, and feel free to PM me if you need anything else!

Try the National Real Estate Investors Association Website and click on fine a REIA near me.

"State authority over large national banks is significantly constrained by federal law . . . under the National Bank Act and related case law, courts have widely upheld federal preemption over state laws that interfere with the business of banking.

I am looking to gain some information as to if anyone has taken down a bearing wall in a National Home. 

Anyone know of an institution/bank/whatever that lends in WA state willing to do a purchase money second up to a 90% CLTV? 

A good friend of mine (an undocumented foreign national) utilized this approach with 4 plexes starting in 2017. 

There is no single data source to go to nationally to find markets.

Courses offered by the CCIM institute

Institutions constraining investment types in their strike zone is likely a cause of some of this lunacy.