Would Lending One be more inclined to work with someone who may have several years of luxury class A multifamily management experience, but still be a first time investor?

I am considering buying a licensed rooming house in my area, 13 units plus on site manager's unit, average of $150 / unit per week, 100% occupied, real strong cash flow with $4,650 positive cash a month, I would welco...

I have been to an airbnb with hardwoods and luxury vinyl throughout.  

I have been 'luxury' househacking for 14 years with a family. 

Take a year and 1- listen to a BP Show per day, 2-cut your living expenses as much as you can believe it or not you can find $1,500/month by reducing rent & car & cutting luxury expanses and in a year you will have $18,000 - this will suck but it’s an investment!!

I live in a luxury apartment complex with all the amenities (which I use) in a phenomenal location (minutes’ walk / bike ride to the bustling downtown, waterfront parks, and beaches which has allowed me to comfortably live without a car and enjoy the things this area is known for).

Luxury real estate marketing professionals may want to look into getting certified by the Institute of Luxury Home Marketing.

But I should note much of the reason we ski there is because it's less crowded and because there is a plethora of cheap lodging always available. 

Downtown has luxury apartments by the river that are surrounded by fantastic restaurants, and there's a LOT to do.

Those that are rented are not getting the premium rate without the amenities offered by the luxury student housing down the street from you.