It could create a temporary softness that could create a buying opportunity.  

I'm ready to throw in the towel...

I'd like to list it under my boutique rental company, as that helps build my brand, but the problem I can see- if owners don't listen to suggestions like buying better towels or buying a bigger dining table- then my company gets the bad review...

Lima One a non-agency hard and soft money lender once had 30yr loans at min $75k price at 75% LTV so loan amount min was = $56k loan amount

For instance, the lesson to always check the stability of curtain and towel rods.

If your area is like mine, you will find a variety of plaintiffs, from PM  companies to attorneys to apartment building owners to, well, actual disgruntled landlords.

We use equity and debt (A&D loans) to purchase land, pay soft costs for zoning/entitlements, site plan design and engineering plus hard costs for mass grading, installing underground utilities, retention ponds, streets, curb and gutter, etc.

If the bank would offer a 70% LTV on the appraised value I'd be closer to a $2.25mm relationshipI am not throwing in the towel just yet.

We typically have you fill out a loan application with information on both you and the property, if everything looks good after the soft credit pull, initial property research and background check we issue what we call a term sheet. 

Since you have an excellent credit score, l suggest you talk to Wells Fargo to see what they are currently offering.