That could be an advantage in that no lawyer will take that type of case on a contingency fee if they don't think they can win.

If all else fails, call into the property and pose as a tenant and ask them what types of extra fees they charge.

Also they'd know the type of material and workmanship.

I personally chose to max my 10 loans with conventional banks at better rates before doing commercial type loans.

However, I do have a small hope of qualifying as a REPro because of my type of job.

There was a lot of wear and tear type upgrades needed. 

Like anything else, of course brokers have niches or certain types of programs that they know back and forth and others they may be aware of but need to study up on in order to truly sell/execute. 

I'm not sure I see a difference in the type of work.

But I’m still unsure on what type of property would be the most beneficial and easy to maintain from across the country?

What type of real estate investment would you seasoned investors recommend I start with??