Tell each lender you have a term sheet from another lender and identify what you like most...

Typically what @Samuel Diouf suggested will not work, unless you also include a significant and successful value add, for a few reasons 1) debt to income requirements likely will provide a means to get a loan on a 2nd property.   2) saving 5% for OO down in Orange County on MF likely means at least $50k with closing costs.   3) the home if purchased rent ready off mls will still be cash flow negative after a year (and 2 years, 3 years, … at some point it will have positive cash flow but I would not expect it in less than 3 years on rent ready property.  

So it worked out for both of us, and they'd sign a long-term lease.I'd suggest looking into sober living operators in your area.

If you’re looking for any specific guidance or just want to chat about how to scale from wholesaling to more long-term investments, I’d be happy to help.As for online seminars and meet-ups, BiggerPockets is a great place to start.

It's not just about collecting data; it's about how that data is interpreted and what it means in the broader context of your investment strategy.For example, a 7-year track record with a 28% net IRR sounds impressive, but it’s worth considering how much of that success is due to market timing versus the sponsor's skill.

Adam, I am vaguely interested in BRRRR to vacation rental in cottage country to play the long term appreciation game.

Alberta vs Windsor is very different-what is your long term plan with the property? 

I'm particularly interested in cash flow + long-term appreciation, but I'm also open to short-term gains if the opportunity is right.Any insights, personal experiences, or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Using their in house lenders can help substantially with loan terms. 

Do you focus on short term occupation?