Looking for recommendations of what financial institutions favor working with investors.

I am only interested if you have had a favorable experience and are satisfied with their quality of service including acquisition experience, quality of rehab, acquisition price, seamless handover to a reputable property management and good operating results (minimal vacancies etc.).

So, bring your knowledge and skills and I'll bring mine and we can create a lasting, favorable relationship.Sincerely,Kalyn

I have good credit, but looking to be a co-borrower for a sibling who will be living in the property, who has ok credit.So I'm asking for a big favor, if you know a lender, someone who is well knowledgeable on the matter that could possibly help me obtain this property? 

Many times, that will end up being in your favor.

I believe it can work in your favor to negotiate price unless your already happy with where your at now.

The property manager is not doing anyone any favors.

If I lived in the old manufacturing Rust Belt, I would have a much shorter exit plan than where I live, where factors favor continued growth for at least the next 20 years or more. 

Some states have made different rules related to SMLLCs and they are not favorable to the LLC.I agree with @Steve Vaughan as well.

Rent affects cap rate and resale of a property so a rent reduction in favor of a maintenance plan you could lose more value in resale NOI then eventually making repairs.