If it's a Mainstream bank like WF, BofA, Chase they'll likely be most worthwhile on a plain vanilla primary purchase, and provide a good frame of reference as you shop for mortgage options.

Here’s the information$800,000 commercial propertyno down payment 30 year contract at 7% percent fixed.Mortgage is$5,700There’s a small vacant space on the back that you can possibly build a mechanic shop bay on and make some additional income maybe about $2,000 a month.On the front of the property their is a small building that has a restaurant and they pay rent $4,000 a month. 

I'm not talking about jurisdiction shopping Texas, I'm talking about owners who live in Texas and operate in Texas 100% Although jurisdiction shopping to Texas seems like it would work the same way as long as the lawsuit was in Texas, if the local court would allow that. 

If so, it doesn’t matter if it’s an SFR, a mobile home park, a retail shopping center, or a skyscraper.

They are transitioning towards becoming a one stop shop.

All 5 units currently rented:  LT renters $850/mth, Retail Shop space $850/mth, and 3 STRs averaging 6k per month. 

I have started looking for listings recently.I am a bit confused when people ask to "shop around" for a conventional loan.

I continued to shop and had more time to look for other options.

@Annie Seuer , who used be a wholesaler and quit doing it, posted on a parallel thread (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/1194082-5-tips-to-create-a-real-wholesaling-business-and-not-a-chop-shop) that she doesn't think wholesaling can be scaled.

Plus, good communication is key, so if you aren’t getting it, keep shopping.