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. 

Most home buyers don't shop loans and just take whatever the mortgage broker is selling them.

What I did was after my sale was under contract and I was down to a couple weeks from closing I started shopping seriously and had my replacement under contract a couple days before my sale closed.

HOA, shopping center,  or neighborhood restrictions?

Establish a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT): By placing the property into a CRT, you can receive a charitable deduction, defer capital gains taxes, and receive income from the trust.

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

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

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. 

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

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.