You just have to be flexible and find the right rate which will be based off demand.

There still is a tendency for DSCR Loans in particularly to get lumped in (throughout securitization) with other "Non-QM" loans, mostly owner-occupied when they really shouldn't be in my view, further a lot of the "tech" and software, systems buildout (including loan doc generators) are based on consumer resi which creates a lot of headaches.Anything rehab/construction related though (which is what the original post appears to be more about) is a different animals though - experiences are likely to vary markedly by market, lender, bank etc quite a bit

Unlike the frenzied buying behavior during the pandemic, today’s buyers are more selective and are seeking properties that offer true value.This shift has led to increased demand for move-in-ready homes and properties that are in excellent condition.

One challenge we encountered was managing the renovation timeline to meet market demand.

This growth is fueling demand for housing across the city.Economic Strength:The city’s diverse economy, anchored by aerospace, defense, and tech industries, keeps unemployment low and median incomes high.

This decision can impact your time commitment and the overall profitability of your investment.Location: Focus on areas with strong rental demand, population growth, and good job markets.

Scottsdale seems to be pretty solid as far as demand.

They can help you understand the neighborhoods, the rental market, and any potential risks.Focus on Neighborhoods with Growth Potential: Look for areas with good rental demand and potential for appreciation.

It's ok to be demanding but you have to be offering something as well.

Also, keep in mind once the rates start falling this fall, in my opinion there is going to be a short lived surge in purchases from pent up demand that people were waiting for.Hope this helps.Also, if you are looking to keep more of your RE Commission DM me, I'm a Licensed Broker in Texas as well.