Out of everything I’ve done, LoopNet and Costar have really been the best to attract tenants.

I still want to attract tenants with it looking good but if I get another flood repairing won't be that bad and water won't stay trapped. 

Providing such items attracts tenants thus you get to rent your unit faster.

What are some other alternatives?

They have accomplished this through careful vetting of the rehab/flipper's plan, 1st mortgage security position, short term loans of 6 mo or less, and careful validation of ARV.I think this is an excellent example of a finding a solution to short term cash investment at an attractive rate and benefiting the renewal of our neighborhoods via seasoned flippers.

There are multiple note buying/selling sites you can google up, but assuming your note has a reasonable interest rate, the note will sell at a significant discount to the current balance, so this may not be an attractive option. 

Alternatively, will lenders look at total assets available as part of that consideration ( real estate, stocks, bonds )? 

(an attractive location for any small business) Currently 2 salons occupy 2 of 3 commercial spaces.

But they are getting fixed rate debt or floaters (with caps or swaps) at very attractive terms that are typically not available to most non institutional borrowers.

However, keep in mind, in a competitive market, all the contingencies can make your offer less attractive than those without.