Depending Neighborhood, Asset Type Etc.

I'm taking a much more "business owner" type approach to investing now than I did before.I am about 90% finished writing my business plan, using The Ultimate Beginner's Guide as a tool to help me get the plan in order.  

Julien, PM me and I can give you a couple that might be good depending on the area and property type.

The type of Investing that interest me the most would be wholesale, fix and flip, and maybe in the future rental properties.

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Are there grants landlords can get for providing this type of housing?

Units: 36Building Size: 28,000 SFPrice/Unit: $27,777.78Property Type: MultifamilyProperty Sub-type: Garden/Low-RiseProperty Use Type: InvestmentCap Rate: 11%Gross Rent Multiplier: 5.26Occupancy: 92%No.

To save time I hand write the outside of the envelopes but use a typed letter on the inside. 

There is a bit of the good old boys club with appraisers, your in or your out type thing with Dodd Frank, so they run the numbers by the books and don't get risky out of fear of losing work themselves.I only do commercial loans.

@Dan Krupa Lots of people do these types of loans.