Personally I want there to be some kind of optional gray area when it comes to information. it would be really important to someone like me to listen to the information and then have access to spreadsheets graphs or any other kind of tool that is referenced.

I'm a newbie practicing with the rental calculators, but I find that I come across with a lot of negatives, but I analyze one property with no negatives, but it seems to have good potential, if I'm reading the graph correctly.

So don't get too giddy at a minor milestone, and keep pushing as you did from day 1 until you complete that task.

Request to see it, but understand that past income is a variable, and just one data point on the graph of accurately projecting what your potential property can do. 

Stay in close contact with the agent, checking in at every major milestone.

I know some books that deal with numbers, graphs, and charts are easier to follow and make notes on in a physical format.

I thought this GIF/graph was interesting....  

This is big milestone for me and I can’t help but to reflect on the journey that lead up to this.

Take a look here and adjust for the 25 year graph to see how bad we've been. 

You might be able to use a lender that specializes in that, but they will need milestones complete before releasing funds and all other checkboxes complete.I think currently finance America offers 85%LTC/70%LTV construction, so if you already have that amount of equity you might be able to move forward right away.