I found a bank with portfolio product 7/1 ARM 4.99% for 7 years and then could adjust up to 2% a year starting year 8 with a Cap of 10.99% Maximum.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Another thing to consider is possibly recording a lien on the property from an LLC (yours) and you as an individual are the borrower.Then you are looking at a rate and term refinance (higher ltv) versus a cash out refinance, but you would have to ask the lender if they allowed arm length transactions like this.

This information stays with the agent and the latter must not share it with anyone else without explicit permission from the buyer.Disclosure – This duty states that the buyer agent should disclose all relevant information to the buyer.Obedience – It requires an agent to obey all lawful orders given by the buyer.Loyalty – The agent must put the buyer’s interests above her own and show undivided loyalty to the buyer.

I got a bank out in West Virginia (for a STR venture I was looking at) that was able to do LTV 90% 10/1 ARM with a 6.5% rate.

They only offer ARMs though. 

I conduct virtual tours, oversee inspections and repairs, and arm my clients with all the referrals they'll need to build their team (cleaners, handymen, co-hosts, etc). 

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

20% down 7/1 ARM at 4.6%.

In terms of rate, several factors will come into play -- FICO, LTV, 30 year fixed versus ARM, etc.