Now, In my first offer I included an inspection contingency and also it is all cash offer, the bank countered for Highest and Best, due to multiple offers.

Talk to some local banks about portfolio lending.  

That is how appraisers do it, that is how banks do it, that is how you should do it; not by listening to out of state bozos that know nothing about the market and try to value residential real estate via price to rent ratio or CAP rates that have absolutely nothing to do with the value.

Judgments are renewable and you can do things like levy their bank accounts to get the money back (plus interest and legal fees too, I think) if you do it right.

Local banks have financed deals for us before but will only do 20-25 year am, and the debt is not non-recourse. 

Probably should drop some names here, what do you consider a "lender" Do you bank with credit unions or regional banks?

If you had that kind of money and credit, wouldn't you take out a mortgage for $53M at 4% if a bank would lend it?

Remember, they don't have to go to the bank and qualify so they are willing to pay more for that privilege and ease.

If real estate fails, and I don't think it will because I'm off to a great start, I can always fall back on my education.

I am a college student, debt free, with 10k in the bank.