@Alex Peters- Following this thread for additional ideas, but here are my thoughts:check bank account statements to make sure they have adequate reservescheck court records to assess litigation activity - both for the business entity and its principalsbusiness credit reportDo they have experience with other properties in Joshua Tree? 

(And props to @John Mayer & @Savanna Mayer for following this issue as they embark on their first house hack.)A few highlights:What's the current limit?

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One follow up question; what would be best way to start building relationships with local lenders?

For SFH LTR, I'm curious for your current take on the following deal analysis metrics:- What are you considering an acceptable cash on cash return currently?

I mean if you have 10 lots, you could sell 3 to recoup some cash, you could partner on 3 to get your credibility, and you could build the last 3 yourself.If you can get me the following I can get you a better idea of what you are looking at, you can also email me if you don't want your info shared on the forum.

I was following this thread hoping to see someone who had at some experience with them, but I haven't seen any solid evidence of them being "good or bad."

I recently purchased an investment property and as I was adding the property to my BiggerPockets account there was a follow-up question that asked, "Did you work with any real estate professional (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?"

YOu as the buyer showing proof of your ability to pay (through actual bank statements with cash and/or closed sale transaction proof showing you are a proven all cash buyer that closes will instill confidence in the wholesaler and allow them to perhaps make less on the deal but can do more deals knowing they have a quality buyer in hand is a win win.

February alone saw a 46% jump, while April followed with a 38% increase in loan volume.Current Interest RatesOn average, interest rates nationwide hovered between 11% and 11.5% from February to April 2024, with an average loan amount of $460,000.