Some shopping mall I am looking at are managed by Barshop-oles company so it is plus if the realtor have a relation with them. 

But, obviously, I always shop around before making a big decision.

But, obviously, I always shop around before making a big decision.

But, obviously, I always shop around before making a big decision.

They only require licensed professionals for certain parts of the house (plumbing, electrical).I would shop around to all of your local banks and credit unions.

Pick their brain over coffee and find out who is achieving your goal or had done the same already.  

Sorry, does not answer your question, but I would shop your area first.  

Let's look at an example:You find a property to purchase for $60,000You determine through comparative market analysis that this property has an after repair value (ARV) of $110,000You shop loans and find a local bank that will lend you on 80% loan to value (LTV)You bring in your contractor and determine that the property requires $25,000 worth of repairs in order to be habitableYour budget is determined as follows:$110,000 (ARV) x 80% = $88,000 (the total that the bank with refinance$88,000 - $60,000 (purchase price) = $28,000 left for repairsAs you can see, there really is no "secret" to maximizing the BRRRR strategy.

Shop another mortgage company would be my advise. 

Love to hear that you're shopping around for the right one.