I don't believe either of these are actual Steadily MGA policies though.  

But make sure it is actually illegal and not just your opinion. 

Do you need to provide proof of funds at the bid or are the actual funds due at the time you win bid?

My initial reaction was "hell no".Algorithms are usually poor estimators of actual value.  

Weirdly, you may actually be able to get better terms and/or more LTV on the refinance if there is debt on the property as lenders have rules for max cash in hand (max proceeds you get at closing) for cash-out refinances.  

I learned a lot through the closing process and also as an actual landlord having to deal with issues.

I wonder if you could actually mix the two populations?

You can only deduct what you actually paid.

It's a great way to talk through your plans and goals for real estate with people that actually understand! 

Not sure how well any given agent can actually assist a buyer in negotiations.