Typically you get these on more institutional, bank loans, as opposed to hard money or private money.

Go off what MLS comps have opposed to Zillow and trulia.

Received healthy opposing comments; some with excellent advice, but I went with those who advised me to hang on to it and not sell - based on my buy and hold strategy.  

(That would be fantastic.)Is there a limit to the amount one can borrow on investment properties in traditional loans as opposed to private or HML?

Verify it is Actually subdivided, Legally, already, as opposed to being just proposed.

I moved your topic to the wholesaling forum since your question revolves around that topic as opposed to rehabbing.To answer your question, in today’s competitive market, finding buyers is not the problem, finding actual deals with enough meat on the bone is the hurdle.

If the contractors are opposed, you could look into creating a company, have the proper insurances in place (GL, workers comp,etc) hire them as an employee of the company, and negotiate a lower compensation.

If they have money sitting in the bank it won't be earning anywhere near close to that, and betting on you as opposed to throwing that money in the stock market would likely prove to be less risky.

Because I’ve been focusing on 3 bd ranch’s style homes, it *looks* as though they rent closer to 1000-1050 in Gastonia as opposed to 1200ish in charlotte.

I'm putting a substantial  amount of money down, so my deal looks good with respect to LTV and DSR, two things they look at. (1031 exchange, and I am more focused on net income after debt service as opposed to maximum leverage.)