Quote from @Jay Levy: I recommend you include some of your key qualification criteria in the advertisement.

Begin your 'pre qualification' process for the acquisition now (most commercial lenders won't issue a PreQual but rather a LOI) In general, Commercial transactions can take longer due to extended due diligence, appraisal, environmental reports and financing (60+ days) so you'll want to initiate your search during the marketing of the down leg as it can cause a tighter timeline than a residential transaction. 

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

Obviously the buyer needed to be able to qualify for a mortgage, so there were minimum income/qualifications. 

I met all the qualifications in Section 121 itself, but this following bit from Publication 523 states that "ALL of the following [must be] true:"- You weren't using the space for business or rental property at the time you sold the property.Technically, no...

Please let me know any help would be helpful  Yes it exists, but is just part of the qualifications for a hard money loan. 

First off a 10 Unit is commercial not conventional so the qualification requirements are higher and you need to understand the loan parameters.

These loans that include future rehab will come in different flavors from current 7's to 12%'s in rates with different speeds to close, ease of access to the funds, different pricing and requirements to qualify.Typically the more Full Doc or tougher the qualifications are (like debt to income or DTI req's) the lower your rate/pricing so its a trade off.

In ca there is the balcony and stairwell inspection (sb721) that is to be completed by year end (I have not done mine and have asked 3 architects and 1 GC if they have necessary certifications to do it and none of them had the state required qualifications - but I have not tried that hard, I contacted existing contacts).  

I also find it very odd to list your qualifications on financial literacy then follow it with very (in my opinion) poor real estate financial modeling.