"Passive income," is a VERY broad statement.

Even if you could find a low down payment financing option, it usually won't work unless you don't mind running negative for awhile.The "Pacific Northwest" is a pretty broad area. 

that is very, very broad. 

They have a broad knowledge of their subject.

In my opinion it is cheaper and easier to get a great insurance package (broad coverage and high limits) than to form and manage separate entities for each properties but I am an insurance guy...

If your broker has ins at a dozen lenders, can get you whatever loan program you want, a broad range of loan scenarios can be serviced, they're communicative, and are an expert at the loan process, and QB the whole thing start to finish and they only charge one point, I'd say they're worth every penny.If they do hardly anything, are sloppy, disappear on you, and gauge you for 2 points, then I'd say yeah, not worth it.

And perfectly details how illegal immigration is BAD in a whole array of ways including to the illegal immigrants themselves, as a life of exploitation is NOT a life or system of any good. 

Also, the situations of various investors include a broad spectrum.

That tends to move the process along much faster vs. broad marketing.If you can frame this as a “low friction” site where key hurdles have already been addressed, that will resonate with buyers who want to move quickly vs. stepping into an unknown.

Curious what those who are looking at BRRRR refi's are getting quoted at, all things being equal.  6-7% best case7-8% base case9-10% worst casebeyond that we move to bridge/hardmoney options9-10% best case11-12% base case12-14% worst case17% SOS Emergency (avoid imminent insolvency, worst day of borrowers life, etc...)Speaking broadly, of course At those higher rates, what's the point?