Nice Brandon good look on your loan book presentation to your banker.I found a couple other good portfolio/commercial lenders that you might be interested in as well.However if you're refinancing your multi 5+ units and a lower rate is important than Chase apartment financing seems to be very aggressive with no tax returns required too.

Don't just chase cash flow markets, but look for good under valued cities with a bright future.

Without that comfort and my own brutal brand of honesty the various players would likely have me believing miss-directions and improper practices.  

@Richard Pulido  Great idea to use a realtor to help you chase leads.

I listen to information on my phone/player instead of music I have heard a thousand times already.

I like to consider my self a sophisticated consumer of credit, but the only card I am aware of that offers a 0% promotional rate with no balance transfer fee (and only as a sign up promotion in the first 60 days) is the chase slate card, a consumer card.In 2004-2006, there were many others, but I am not aware of any others today.If there are any others out there, it would be good to know.

I get to chase the houses and find the deals like I could in VA which I've found rewarding and enjoyable.For those interested, I'm also a car and motorcycle enthusiast and try to tinker on and ride/drive my toys whenever possible.

If Chase is paying the taxes, then they likely have a mortgage on it.  

You may want to start networking at your local real estate investment club to connect with key players to help give you some guidance as it pertains to your area.

If it were tenants, if the treatment is not coordinated you'd be chasing critters from one unit to another.