Are you only allowed to work for your employer/sponsor?

I used to do landscaping and junk hauling for free for the neighboring houses when I was employed by some flippers doing renovations.

@Ashley Wolfe  When Amazon relocated their distribution facility from my town, a lot of people left to find employment elsewhere. 

Many of these loans are not full doc and we don't look at personal income or employment status, so those factors don't really matter. 

I am open to exploring lending options from reputable institutions or negotiating favorable terms with the owner, including the possibility of owner financing.In terms of financial readiness, my wife and I, both employed off the farm, collectively earn approximately $100,000 annually.

As a larger provider we employ both dynamic pricing software as well as a revenue manager that checks our prices daily.3.

"If we stay this restrictive for too long, we will start having to worry about the employment side of the Fed’s mandate."

Here is the problem with owner occupied remote: 1. the house has to be inhabitable soon after closing or you will get hit with housing costs X 2 which probably makes qualifying a problem. 2. most lenders want a letter from your employer stating you can work remote for 36 more months in the future (few employers are willing to promise this). 

You said you work at a brokerage firm, how long have you been employed there?

Quote from @Allen Berrebbi: I meant traveling nurse organizations Look at local staffing agencies via google and then search the biggest local employers to get a rough idea.