I read somewhere Chase doesnt write Fha anymore for that reason.

There are billions of dollars chasing a home with the right numbers. 

I've spoken to a couple lenders (Wells Fargo, Chase, F&M Bank) and the hangup seems to be on 3 things - that we've had the property less than 6 months, that it's a cash-out refinance or "delayed financing", and the amount to put down. 

Depending on the area you might be surprised.Money is coming into KC from the coasts and prices continue to rise as investors are chasing incredibly low returns.

But before I begin chasing partners and investors, I want to write out my business plan as the #BPUBGTREI suggests.

You could still chase a no money down deal, but you'd then have your partner's capital for contingency.

After 12 years of chasing down motivated sellers, the best way that I've found is to have an online presents.

Ambulance chasing attorneys know their way around and can legally navigate around Insurance Policies.

I checked public records and 3 of them are owned by Chase and 2 by Fannie Mae.One of them we toured, the previous owner is finally moving out after holding out for about a yearafter the auction.  

Will you have to chase those tenants?