So, you just need the summation.You can try to use other "systems," but to find a holistic system for a small time flipper will be hard and/or resource intensive. 

By carefully considering these factors, you can make informed decisions that will contribute to the long-term success and profitability of your rental property investment.Identifying a high-quality rental property necessitates a thorough and holistic approach that takes into consideration a wide range of factors.

Does anyone have any suggestions for this situation, or any lenders they can recommend that would look at this from a holistic approach?  

We also have a hybrid equity/debt investment model which I believe to be quite unique to our company after speaking to some folks in the industry.The holistic approach is pretty much a BRRRR model but with a few unique twists we add for some sizzle unique to us. :)

I find it's best to take a holistic approach to capital raising if you are developing a long term business.  

If the LLC's net taxable income is less than $50k, generally an S election would not only not be favorable, it would result in a worse holistic ROI than a disregarded entity. 

Go pay someone who can take a holistic look at your goals and skill set to help you develop a plan for you to reach them.

Plus, some landlords (like me) don't even have a minimum credit score and just look at the applicant more holistically.