Traditional loans dont usually work with investment properties, as far as I have seen.Plus it seems like most refinance and even HELOC loans I have found for investment properties are running around 15-20% interest.

I am now continuing to focus on investment properties while also helping clients buy and sell traditionally.

It seems to be quite "the norm" in the US, however in Europe banks tend to think a bit more traditionally (but I could be dead wrong).Would love to hear your experience!

This situation makes most traditional loans not viable.

If the traditional model is used, hypothetically if gross commission for the whole transaction was $10,000 split evenly between listing and selling agent, each side would receive $5,000.

So much easier than working with a traditional bridge lender with appraisals and all. 

While the property itself shows positive signs, such as being valued above the purchase price and fitting the 1% rule, it's essential to reassess the deal considering the increased costs, delays, and loan limitations.Explore loan options with traditional lenders in Pittsburgh.

Completely different metrics/analysis as opposed to a traditional rental property because you get an additional, massive benefit: shelter. 

Traditional DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans typically consider the entire property's rental income, not individual rooms.

Traditionally insurance companies collected premiums and invested in the stock market or other vehicles to increase their income.