., loan history, how you handle your checking (no overdrafts), average balances, etc.Realtors can be a good source of information about banks/credit unions.I'm not a fan of big banks.

I mean she's quoting a better, cheaper source of information so I did not go back the day 3.

I am pulling lists with list source but I would like to purchase some niche lists(tax delinquent etc.)

Hopefully things go smoothly, and I promise the more effort you put into clear and concise communication in the beginning, the less chance tenant will get upset as a result of unexpected outcomes (like starting an eviction process, if only because you have to protect yourself).Source - years working in real estate.

I just off my second call with WCAP Financial Services.Long story short, the salesman become combative when I questioned their sources of funding.

All those information is available for free by the way, you just have to find them from different sources and piece them together yourself.

I consider all the sources and will tailor my strategy to maximize them all while hedging my risks ... profits all spend the same.

If you are willing to risk your primary residence anyway, that would be a good source of capital for a new property.The more important question though, is why would you want to pay off the loan on your investment property?

In my opinion, it would make sense to first line up a financing source and obtain either a pre-approval, or proof of funds (if establishing a line of credit).

Since the source of your frustration is having to move $$ each month why not just move a month or two mortgage payment into the account to cover it?