Good luck and may the rates be ever in your favor.  

They are still backed by Fannie and Freddie and therefore get favorable rates and terms. 

If you've got losses or a favorable tax situation then take the commission by all means. 

I'm willing to oblige as long as I get favorable terms.The goal of purchasing the property is for investment purposes.

How big are the trees your going to have to take the stumps out of the road way too.Now you can blast through like we build logging roads with a big machine 250 wont cost much if the terrain is favorable and there is not a huge amount of stumps etc.

I have had bids in the 80% range not even receive a counterObviously, these are not changes in favor of the investor. 

But consider that if you buy an existing home at market rates you may get a more favorable purchase price, and either way 5.5% or 7% you'll be refinancing when rates drop. 

Our combined expertise and strategic approach enabled us to negotiate favorable terms, ensuring a successful fix-and-flip transaction for Partner Driven.

I'd say the facts are actually in your favor on this one so I'm going to disagree with the others above. 

If you have a lot of equity in the property and the loan to value is low enough, you could get favorable terms on a cash-out refinance.