The problem was that the borrower wasn't that qualified, so the broker really didn't have any good options to offer, so they just kept throwing up roadblocks in front of the seller until they finally through one up they couldn't meet (Like wanting 25% down, when that was never a condition up front.)  

Many DSCR lenders also offer interest only options and as many are aware qualifying can be very painless.

I had multiple offers, and a couple from Chile purchased it to move in for a couple years and convert to an Airbnb.

I listed my 3/1 house with her and the first hour, with the first offer, I accepted to sell my house clearing $10K more than I was going ask for without a Broker.

I've had similar experiences with insurance companies inspecting my rental properties after purchase and making specific demands like repairs or adjusting deductibles based on their findings.

I've had it listed for months with one showing and one offer of $380,000.  

My offer to the owner was in my name. 

Speaking with a lender will give you specific guidance on your eligibility.

Not sure what else I can do. www.airbnb.com/p/spbungalowhttps://www.furnishedfinder.com/property/708291_1https://spbungalow.com/ (property website only- no pricing)I can:A) Wait a few more weeks to see if I get bookings at the price I need to break even.mwhile I Continue following up with leads and insurance contacts.B) Lower the price by $50 every week until I get a booking C) Offer a discounted rate to my first 3 bookings on Airbnb to get reviews and have my property rank higher in the algorithm. 

I'll put out the disclaimer that I do land development and entitlement in Arizona mostly, and more specifically to the PHX metro area, so I'm not as familiar with Colorado.