Thomas Medrano Step 1: Figure out of you’re a wholesaler or fix-and-flipper.Step 2: Figure out if you’re capable of closing, can provide a pre-qual letter, etc.

I've been trying to figure out how to get it for myself but the lender I'm working with has been a little discouraging saying that it'll be pretty difficult to justify moving from a single family to a 4 unit when working with the underwriter.

I we figured this is a possible scam.

., shouldn't be estimated, they should be real figures based on consistently updated data with a substantial lookback period.

Maybe PM me and we can figure out if there'd be any usefulness to an intro.If nothing else it may be a data point on the investor side of things, especially folks that are a little new to it.

I wouldn't even touch the city unless I found friends I can trust there, and since they're on board with helping me out, I figured it's time to explore.So, what tips do you guys have to share with getting into Memphis? 

Anyways, I’m looking for someone to tell me if my strategy is flawed, sound or could be done better.....I am 30 years old, family of 5, six figure income living in a very affluent Southern California city where six figures doesn’t go far.

Typically if they really really want your project they will figure out a way to solve this issue (think Amazon).

I have been to approximately 8 banks in our area and with the exception of two national/regional chain banks, the others are actually locally owned banks.  

I'm definitely still trying to figure out a solid strategy given the market, but it's tough.