I've heard good things about First Enterprise, too.

I think the holding period would be about a year so the first year would hemorrhage cash flow (not included in the analysis above), but subsequent years would be fruitful.

Any subsequent lender is going to want all of the same "stuff" so it's then easier to deal with them.

Loan Fee Rates for Loans Closing On or After April 7, 2023 and prior to November 14,2031VA Purchase or Construction LoansDown Payment Amount Funding Fee PercentageFirst Use Less than 5% 2.15%5% or more 1.5%10% or more 1.25%Subsequent Use Less than 5% 3.3%5% or more 1.5%10% or more 1.25%VA Cash-Out RefinanceFunding Fee PercentageFirst Use 2.15%Subsequent Use 3.3%Other VA Home Loan TypesLoan Type Funding Fee PercentageInterest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRLs) 0.5%Manufactured Home Loans (not permanently affixed) 1%Loan Assumptions 0.5%Native American Direct Loan (Non-IRRRL) 1.25%Note: Reduced funding fee rates apply to loans made to purchase or construct a dwelling with aDownpayment of five percent or more of the purchase price.

The presentation and subsequent meetings resulted in a (7) figure contract.

Thanks,Paula Paula SabrsulaSuVida Enterprises

But wanted to get your thoughts of the advantages of being an agent for flips from a "commission savings" standpoint.Assuming I can use my license and represent myself (my LLC) on the buy side to waive commission and reduce that percentage from the purchase price.And subsequently listing the finished product myself and paying the transaction fees / costs associated to the process.As a sales partner of a brokerage, is this typically acceptable?

.), so I could see how 80% of the homes suspected to be contaminated, which are then subsequently tested, will come back as positive. 

If I subsequently choose to put more down or maybe wiggle and find a way to put less down, it doesn't misleadingly skew the deal. 

I corrected myself in a subsequent post.