I'm in the process of streamlining my team to create business efficiency.

We did owner occupied with a FHA 203k streamlined loan built into the mortgage.  

Good turnkey companies make their money by buying properties that need a lot of work and then doing that work for less than the average joe could because we capitalize on economies of scale and streamlined processes.

I am setting up meetings with a few different FHA Consultants to discuss pre-approval for an FHA 203(k) streamline.

State reciprocity agreements allow an agent in one state to obtain a license in another state through a streamlined process.

Streamline.

Have you asked the lender to see how you can streamline it?

Your market may be robust but, because there is low trading volume in my area and we are now at the higher end of rents within that area, there is no way we would have gotten the appraisal back where we needed.Despite not being able to refinance into a conventional loan, we were however able to take advantage of the FHA streamline program that will cut out PMI almost in half and lock us in at an even more attractive interest rate. 

Repairs come into play if your looking at a 203k loan, which you can streamline if the repairs are 30k or lower. 

These numbers are pretty spot on and a situation I am about to jump in on, however I don't understand the logistics of the refinancing piece.Say I offer to  buy a SFH for $584,000 in Boston, MA (Suffolk County) with an FHA 203K Streamline Renovation Loan (3.5% down); I put in the max of $35,000 in renovations, for a total of $619,000 into the property less the down payment (3.5% = $21,665) puts me at a base loan amount of $597,236 (just under the $598,000 max FHA loan for a SFH in Suffolk County).