Lenders typically require a resume for the GC involved in the borrower's project to assess their qualifications.When it comes to a GC getting funding for their own projects, while some lenders will take your experience as a GC or builder into consideration, most primarily look at your track record as a borrower on title when determining approval and pricing.That said, if a lender deems your experience sufficient, they may allow you to act as the primary GC on your own project instead of requiring you to hire a more experienced GC. 

I don't see any sense of urgency from you, so no one adjudicating this case would either, or end up taking any action!

Quote from @Shayan Sameer: Hello,real estate investors,I have a question for those with experience pulling home equity to fund new investments.

These reviews typically highlight:✔️Location✔️ Cleanliness✔️ Host communicationNice to have, but not enough to differentiate your property in a competitive market.A Raving Review Markets It goes beyond the basics and helps future guests see the one-of-a-kind experience that only your rental provides. 

Anyone out there with experience in a similar situation?

You'll have to make some sacrifices, put in some work but I promise that its all worth it in the end. 

As a real estate agent based in New York, specifically on Long Island, I'm eager to hear from anyone who has experience with BRRRR properties in this area or has valuable tips to share.

I'm a 26 year old from Long Island hoping to acquire my first rental property by the end of the year.

In the end you need to decide that the waiting time either is or isn't justified by your returns. 

They will end up being sold before they are built with the demand.