There will be a lot of firms interested in working with you, so I would just focus on fit.

I’ve heard an analogy when it comes to weight loss and fitness.

I realize that each deal is widely varied so there is no way to have a one size fits all approach so I am more looking to understand the math and how it may relate to this potential occurrence. 

Focus on learning the market and becoming an expert in it, set your criteria and only make offers that fit that criteria.

Mentorship is not a "one size fits all", while the game of real estate is all about relationships.

You should interview several to see which one best fits your needs and personality. 

@Greg SoonIt doesn't have to be commercial, but that's probably the best general description.Any non-conforming and/or, non-TRID loan should fit the scenario.

You don't have a record of credibility when anyone looks you up.You most likely drive a car that simply doesn't FIT the "successful cash buyer" image, and for you, the only thing this will likely do for you is ruin any and all little credibility you have left.See it this way and this is actual logical proof.WHY are you D4D?

I found a renter and am now looking for a lease agreement that will be a good fit for the county and the state of Maryland.

You also, have to show tax returns, pay stubs, credit reports and have a deal that fits their criteria to even get the loan.