I was resourceful at obtaining capital, but by doing a side hustle to come up with the initial capital, and by doing massive amounts of homework and being able to show exactly how things work on spreadsheets, and with a full business model, I was able to find a couple investors. 

I truly obtained my license moreso for the educational opportunities, MLS access, and the kickback for my own purchases.

Once that 2 year history was obtained I experienced no issues using a commission based salary for approval.My recommendation is to seek out smaller community banks and explain your situation.

If for any reason I cannot obtain it, I could let you know the details if you are interested.

I've listed my high level outline below, and welcome any feedback.1 - obtain all building permits for the property - understand what's legal and what's not2 - talk to the city development person to see whether I can legalize the current illegal units and bring it to code, or if I'll have to remove it3 - after understanding what needs to be done with the property, talk to a home inspector to identify which units are in compliance and what's not (also get all the standard inspection items)4 - work with a general contractor to get a $ quote for necessary jobs on the property5 - bake those numbers into analysis to determine whether to buy6 - discuss property details with lender and get an appraiser's input7 - submit offer after passing all criteriasAs a first time home buyer, what else have I missed?

Debtor must clearly phrase their request to obtain: the source of a debt and the amount a bad debt buyer paid for plaintiff’s debt; how amount sought was calculated; where in issue a list of reports to credit bureaus; and documents conferring authority on third party to collect debt.Documentation of the creation of the debt with your collection agency.Under FDCPA Section 809 (b), you are not allowed to pursue collection activity until the debt is validated.

After a second judgement was obtained and eviction imminent, the tenant decided they'd leave before being kicked out, perhaps because any support to keep squatting was no longer available. 

All that said, does anyone have any experience with obtaining larger loans on these types of properties and a good way to find a lender to build a relationship with aside from the bank I do my other business with. 

I have roughly 90-100k in equity and the lender is saying it won’t be possible to obtain a line of credit on a non owner-occupied residence.

As a Florida Mortgage Broker who has worked the Realtor Rebate Savings for some time, if a borrower comes to me directly from my website, real estate magazine ad or referred by a prior client, why would I not try to help them obtain such a MASSIVE savings?