By tapping into the immense power of artificial intelligence, we're witnessing a revolution in how we perceive and engage with properties.

Your clear message here is one of emotion in reaction to how you perceive tenants will treat you.

That has nothing to do with any perceived protection from liability.

Although IDK how DSCR lenders would perceive this strategy, but it does align more closely with long-term rentals and several still do STR properties.

Turn your perceived challenge into your advantage.

But some of the state RE bureau regs I've come across, first OH and then now FL, are going after what they perceive as brokering without a license by prohibiting activities that wholesalers typically do.  

Many agents steer their sellers away from VA buyers (in a multiple offer / hot market situation) because they perceive the VA loan process to be difficult.

However, if they perceive this financial loss as tuition for their new career—a valuable part of their education in real estate—they are more likely to succeed.

If not, better to get an easy one for the first one.....And don't worry too much about the interest rates. they are still pretty low (historically anyway, I won't even tell you what they were for my first house :-)The numbers just have to work, and they can work with even higher rates.....there are other variables, including the perceived high rates keeping a lot of your competitors out of the market.

It could be perceived as a professional taking advantage of naive sellers.