That’s what we did, using just one lender that works nationwide.

There's so many catalysts for population and job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Hospital, etc).

Very true, though we also came up with information theory, the LED, the oldest written constitution still in use, and zippers so its not all bad...I think we both can agree the doing Sub-to deals requires the investor to have an outstanding handle on the credit profile his/her buyer in their local area.

I've heard tidbits on Atlanta and Denver as well, but I have only just begun to scratch the surface on nationwide market trends.

Local rent assistance programs.I don't think "landlords rights" are going to trend as a topic that gains nationwide sympathy.

As far as I know FHA loan limits change from county to county but the 85% should be nation wide. 

We are a nationwide lender that provides a business loan using real estate as collateral.

We currently are renting at $1775/mo, and our (difficult) tenant is moving out at the end of her lease on July 31.The place is 1100 sf, completely renovated in 2016, attached garage, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops in kitchen and bathroom-- a nice place...but someone on federal housing assistance can live there for free if they're unemployed (during a nationwide labor shortage, mind you), or for far less than the actual rent if they're employed with a low-paying job.Every time we're looking for tenants, we get inundated with people looking for Section 8 housing. 

I don't believe this credit union (BECU) is available to those outside of Washington State, but I would definitely recommend contacting local credit unions in your market rather than the big banks and other nationwide credit unions.

After all, there is a nationwide problem of affordable housing and an ever widening gap between the rich and poor.