I wouldn't do it.2) Traditional Agent -- 5.4% was the national average according to a 2012 article by the Economist, with 5-6% widely considered the industry "standard", but it varies.

Sometimes he mentions the larger national banks don’t try as hard to really qualify someone because they have a unique income source (investors) or that bank doesn’t do loans under a certain house value (maybe the neighborhood is lower value and a local community credit union might).

Is there a BP Group within the south Eastern CT and RI?

It took some searching, but I was able to find a national bank to do it - it was First Citizens.

Local brokers or national brokers licensed in these states are both fine. 

Hello BiggerPockets Nation, We are seriously considering buying a fourplex via a private deal and need advice on how to model this and what to offer.

We have a TON of people moving here from California, and are #4 in the nation for population growth and job growth. 

In 2015 I obtained a lease on a commercial property in the Eastern Market district, a quickly appreciating area of the city.

A team that desires a local start and then expand those efforts regionally as well as nationally.

Hey there,I've been listening to the bigger pockets for some months and decided to take a look at the forum.Originally from Belgium, we've been investing for 3 years in emergent markets with a specific focus on Eastern Europe.