Sometimes you just need to say it out loud to figure it out. 

I will be extremely grateful if you can recommend any lender? 

Here is one place to read more about it: https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/mortgage-rate-madness-theyre-up-theyre-down-where-will-they-land/5% isn't bad if it works with your numbers (still extremely low historically), but seems likely that they will stabilize at a somewhat lower mark pretty soon, so depending on your goals / situation you may want to wait. 

Living with tenants can suck, but the long term goal far outshines a random loud noise.

Saying that out loud sounds kinda crazy though. 

Remember from earlier, rates/leverage/and pricing are based on "supply" and "demand" of capital and there was an extreme "flood" of capital into the market, all while quality deals were becoming scarcer.

But a lot of people either didn't hear the warnings (they weren't loud enough) or were given bad information (there was, and still is, a lot of bad information out there).More importantly, as investors, right now we need to be looking forward and recognize that over the next few months things will change in ways that we can't predict.

I originally weighed in on this thread because it seemed to advocate for valuing the short term performance of real estate assets over people's housing security in the midst of a global pandemic and extreme economic uncertainty.

We are entering a time where it is going to be extremely difficult for new wholesalers.

He'd usually offer such kind of service, but right now he's extremely overwhelmed and has stopped taking on that responsibility.Anything else we should try?