I never do any rehab if I'm buying a LO.

But I do like the way you think generating higher revenue and offering a LO👍

I'm hoping it's possible to have my cake and eat it too, so curious to see if anyone else has attempted something similar before.I'm a Los Angeles native working in tech with a pretty good income.

I'm sure weaker areas where they exist the landlords and rarely but a few sellers might sell on a LO.   

From there, a LO who knows what they are doing can calculate that for you.For example, if the area in where you are purchasing has a max Conventional loan limit of $548,250, and you already had your full $36,000 basic entitlement charged, you could purchase another property with a VA loan up to $404,250 with 100% financing. 

@Lehi Alo We have worked with an out of state investor on a flip before.

(I’m not a LO)Have a safe trip!

Hello I recently purchased a property at a Los Angeles county trustee sale via the 2nd lien foreclosing.

You're close enough to 90 days at this point that you could probably get with a LO to order the appraisal, title, etc and start coordinating everything to be ready for underwriting and an approval to fund as close to your 90 day mark as possible.

I'm not sure what these "strict laws" you are referring to are, but you both signed a boilerplate form authorizing your employers to release this information (99.99% of lenders will not allow a LO to submit to underwriting without that).