I understand the reason I'm being ignored is because no one wants to help someone starting out without any solid money because they would probably just waste a lot of time.

So it shouldn't be too difficult to get him to play ball as long as you let him know you're not wasting his time and gives him business for the deals that will work.

So glad we didn't waste extra time and money accommodating them.  

We end up eating the cost of things like nails, putty, caulk, buckets, paint pans, rollers, putty knives, trowels ect due to waste and the tools ect walking off with the contractors.  

@Franky Juwana From what I understand, some cities decide they want to minimize the spread of rentals in order to promote SFR homeownership so they restrict the zoning to residential R (no rentals) rather than residential plus multiunits R1 (mixed).

You don't want to waste your time or the sellers time if you don't qualify. 

While I appreciate that my house looks terrible at times, I feel bad that y'all are wasting your marketing on me.  

The goal for the borrower is to use the money quickly to minimize the impact of the high APR on the deal.

I felt my offer was low enough to be realistically out of buying range, but not so low that the broker felt like i had totally wasted his time.

I don't want to do it too far in advance if I'm not looking to invest anytime soon, I feel like I will be wasting his/her time.