that quick is super fast and I doubt he can deliver on that at face value; unless this is a small agile community bank. if you got a lot of alternate income from other sources, then a local small (very small) bank might have some good ideas for you, try it with them.

Using systems such as Agile development and Scrum has changed our lives.

I used to have horses and currently have a dog I run agility with.

I'm not a seasoned enough investor to know whether this is too aggressive or not... but I think if you're passionate and remain agile, you'll make it work!

Otherwise known as the "BRRRR" strategy.With that said, I have learned enough already from the BiggerPockets podcast to know that having a plan is great, but more importantly I must be agile and take what my market will give me if I am to be successful in it.  

The RE game is fluid and requires a certain amount of agility but the more structure you can put around it the better chance you have of being successful (my opinion).  

For our clients we use Twilio, Zapier, and an up and coming CRM called Agile to pre schedule SMS marketing.

Tenants bear some responsibility for their own agility.

If you are agile and can pivot between STR and LTR then you have flexibility to capture the market that gives you highest and best use of the property.

They all are supposed to have the same "standards" some are just more agile when it comes to it...If you need a great local lender in Indy, reach out!