@Craig Anderson yes, I borrowed the purchase price AND the rehab.

They eval a property not so much a borrower

They are a legit company and very good if you're not a vanilla w-2 borrower.

If you see the current trends, there is money to borrow in the markets lots of it.

You will see she also borrows from Scala Funding. 

I help a lot of borrowers with this exact strategy.

Also, as you grow, the financials of the property become a bigger part of the underwriting, where smaller assets the borrower and their credit/income tends to be the bigger piece of the criteria.

Make sure you disclose to your lender that your down payment is borrowed. 

Again it matters who you are borrowing from or if house hacking or partners come into the play.

However, if you have a 401(k) with your work, or a different retirement product that is allowed to borrow against, IRS allows up to $50k borrowed.