@Tim Steward the easiest way to find out what you qualify for is to talk to a lender.

As you know labor is the biggest expense and sometimes the owner can float out a lot of the expense on time for the products.A good example of this is a 4 plex that needs complete rehab minus major electrical or plumbing and the bid from the contractor may be $44,000 in labor ( $11,000 per unit )   The contractor may suggest I will take half of the first two years of rent or the equal of same. 

We ended up cash flowing $4,600 in October (half a month on Airbnb/VRBO!)

But no one with half a brain would ever market themselves as "and we get very aggressive with our underwriting".  

My name is John Traggardh I’m from the Rockford area, iv been passionate about real estate investing for the last year and a half. 

One was that she found "a couple half-dead, half-alive bees".I wasn't quite sure how to take care of zombie bees.Once when I went over there she had mouse traps laying out in the kitchen (2 of them).

You are likely about half of that if (unless you pay points to buy the rate down). 

In some jurisdictions it's a year and a half, some longer.

The easiest way to prove the value you bring as an agent is to calculate your hourly wage when someone thinks you make too much money.

Even if you screwed up 1/2 half of the liens you bought you would still be way ahead of paying them.