No lender is going to qualify a brand new entity with financials alone.

It is a conventional loan product so must qualify for that.It always you to finance up to 97% of the land and the construction loan with "one closing". 

I highly recommend a well-qualified REALTOR who works with investors and knows how to help you best.7.

I like the B and C class rentals in Denver metro for that reason because there is a larger tenant base that can qualify and still cover the mortgage through job loss, divorce, recessions, etc. 

I highly recommend a well-qualified REALTOR who works with investors and knows how to help you best.7.

With your excellent profile, you'll likely qualify for these programs with less than 12 months of seasoning. 

I see it often on this forum and with borrowers I speak to who are told they cannot qualify etc and actually have no issue qualifying.  

You won’t get money but if you file complaints they would get fined Its actually...Qualified Written Request but who's counting. :)

Also, a buyer’s agent can assure a busy listing agent that you’re qualified and explain some of your situation.

Now, it seems like the goal would be to keep that property in the long run, so you would want to Refi that in a few years when rates come down and you again can qualify for a more traditional mortgage, but there could be a path to getting around $100k and taking the next few years to focus on banking cash flow and possibly expanding.I know, it's a bit out of the box, but if we were just blue sky talking about a solution, it's possible.