Go after private or hard money loans where the majority of the approval is based on the property itself.

it wouldn't be a bad idea to learn to raise money from private lenders.

not really, the rules related to Private Placements are actually "EXEMPTIONS" from those rules.

Try contacting local, private banks who typically have more flexible underwriting guidelines.

I don't have previous commercial experience, but have dealt with residential investment properties (2-4 units) in the past in my private lending business.

The bank usually has their own internal controls for approval.Are we talking a credit union or a local, regional, or national bank, or a private source??

As someone that has used hard money / private money many times over the years, I think for most people having lenders set out specifically what types of property they lend on, and what types of loans they are willing to do.

Would any private lender be willing too fund your entire deal?

Private message me for the address.

While this method is not foolproof, a lot of LLCs use a member to sign or allow private mailing address to get onto recorded docs.