Hey Joey, local Investor and I live in the St.

I would make sure to get a local person that can visit your property when needed.Someone that is insured and preferably licensed.Also make sure they have plenty of experience. 

I am a local lender and investor myself here in Chicago.

@Spencer Elliott- 1) any chance you can leverage  any other properties  2) keep trying the local / smaller  banks and  credit unions for the builder to get  approved  3)  have you  tried  " builders  capital " ?

Our local teams were created to work together, but this handoff from Renovation to Leasing was contentious even with our most functional teams.

We used a local credit union a few years ago to refi many of ours using conforming loans.

I'm currently looking for a multi family (2-4) in my local market: trenton nj.

Finding properties that fit the 1% rule in specific neighborhoods often requires a combination of market research, networking, and a deep understanding of local dynamics.

I got a relationship with a very active flipper in the Atlanta GA area, and a partner that does full time dispo for wholesale contracts.Online sources like Craig's list, Facebook Marketplace, or local Facebook Investor groups can work, but its like a shotgun blast.

@Ademola DawoduThe process to evict a tenant from a unit in Los Angeles when you are purchasing a 2-4 unit multifamily property depends on various factors, including the terms of the existing lease agreement, local and state laws, and the reason for eviction.In general, if you plan to occupy the unit yourself, you may be able to use the "owner-move-in" eviction process.