But I have done this...I called my electric company who sent me a form to complete on what I was requesting and paid $300 for their engineering team to come out and develop a plan for bringing in the wire, dig estimates, etc.

Have a ton of experience in the rental market, and ground up development including industrial and retail.  

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. ...I've bought properties with bad sewer lines, but I KNEW what I was buying because of the scope, and I factored that in to my numbers and offer...without the scope, I would have no idea what I was buying, and I would've wound up with a significant unanticipated capex.We inspect every other part of a property before buying.

This benefits you now and in the future.Key is to develop a checklist and keep adding to it.  

I’m eager to connect with individuals who are experienced in real estate investing so I can grow and develop on this new path.

Rather than comparing Lenders/DSCR loans solely based on these factors, I would advise you to focus on below questions and prioritize what you really need in the DSCR loan/Lender? 

The smaller builds were harder to come by, too many overlays were put in place and the residents of East Nashville HATE us developers/flippers more than any other location in Nashville.

I think you could make a case that they are at times but at the end of the day the distressed home sellers have not been good stewards of their properties and therefore sell at a discountI lived in Mexico doing missionary work for a while so I learned Spanish and the culture.They hate debt and so never develop credit scores.

Both units are vacant now and issues are starting to develop from being vacant.

I usually only do commercial/industrial developments.