Hello, I've owned my business since December 2021.  I'm looking to buy a home now but larger banks such as NFCU seem to want tax returns that show lower DTI numbers, which is causing me issues as the accountant provid...

There's likely options out there for your refinance when you rehab it (minimum around 50-75k loan amounts).You can find private lenders online or you could possibly meet one at a meetup.

I am involved in a lawsuit right now solely based on the fact that Renter's Warehouse failed to fully pass on communications between me and the homeowner. 

Assuming my alternative options would be: - Refinancing with here on the loan?

The original plan was to be 100% commission, based on metrics like net profit after the flip is sold, size ($) of the remodel, finishing on-time and under-budget, etc.Meeting our average profit per flip and doing 24 / year, our PM has the potential to make around $72,000 / year.

What are my options??

Explore other financing options, find a reliable property manager, and network with professionals to get pre-approved for a VA loan.Good luck!

Thanks, so it sounds like the steps to send the seller are:1) Letter of Intent (LOI)2) Earnest deposit based on a 21-days inspection & financial contingencies3) Coordinate time with the seller to have an inspection & general contractor (GC) walkthrough4) Calculate the amount of repairs/fixes required to see if it makes sense5) Ask the seller for lease docs (estoppels) in addition to rent rolls, maintenance, and all expenses6) See if the bank approves the purchase7) Purchase, send the tenants a document that says I'm the new owner, and start rehabDoes that sound right?

Wash/dry/fold services could be added and are wanted by customer base.

All property purchased based on value add criteria.