Quote from @Hunter Hanlon Taylor: I ended up using The Mortgage Shop, LLC! 

Hi Braeden, my advice would be to shop around for other companies if that is the initial quote you got. 

They began their company, Magnolia, years ago as a house flipping business and a small gift shop that they still own and sell products out of.

HOA, shopping center,  or neighborhood restrictions?

I was hoping to get more questions answered about the loan itself and what I should be doing in the meantime, when I can start shopping for houses, etc. 

Here’s some helpful info we picked up along the way.If you want to live close to Uptown – maybe because you work there or love having lots of options for dining, bars, coffee shops, and more – consider areas like NoDa, Plaza Midwood, South End, Villa Heights, and Optimist Park.

There is nothing that prevents you from shopping around early to see what's out there.

We don't currently have a PMS but would likely shop for one if we buy a web site.

I would go read "The Short Term Shop" by Avery Carl - well worth the $10 or $20 whatever it is. 

Turnkey companies are usually one stop shops that bring deals to (usually) out-of-state investors who bring deals to them, do the rehab if needed then manage them.