As far as what I look for in a lender, I will detail below:1- Be a problem solver- Fannie and Freddie create very defined parameters, but great lenders find solutions when problems arise.2- Be creative- Sometimes the lowest interest rate doesn't translate into the best loan for the buyer.

Yes, we are problem solvers...but we must be able to "sell" that concept as well to our customers. 

I try to be a problem solver 😊I hope this has helped you.

Wholesaling isn't for everyone because not everyone is a problem solver. 

And this is not the first building I have had this issue on.As a real estate investor I have to be a problem solver, and an opportunist.

You don’t seem like a problem solver to me and that is what it actually takes to get involved in REI not the 20% of a “nice place” or 100% of a turd.Figure out how to make more money, legally, that seems to be your issue.

Honest wholesalers are problem solvers.

I also want to thank @Rick Baggenstoss for challenging me to be more logical, helping me become a better problem solver, putting up with seemingly unlimited "grasshopper questions," and giving me the confidence to translate skills from my real job to this realm.  

I wanted to state for the record that some small direct-vent units can be a wonderful problem-solver and do a great job.

I'm not in any major hurry to get rich from my investments, but I do enjoy the Rubik's cube solver mentality of the real estate game :)