Unfortunately, in today highly regulated banking environment, such loans are only available to AAA+++ clients (the kind that do not need the money).Hope that helps. 

In some cases, I think you could probably BRRRR out of it, but in this higher interest rate environment, BRRRRing a build to rent would be very difficult indeed. 

In this economic environment my next property will be a lipstick rehab buy and hold.

An agent buddy of mine suggested it and it sounds like a potentially great sales tactic in the current environment. 

@Becca Blackwall Because of today’s interest rate environment, I Would recommend using a floating rate heloc….it’s rate will drop with the market, then you could refi into 30 year fixed rate.

If you're looking to invest in STR, Sacramento is very friendly, but San Diego is doable if you're prepared to deal with a tougher regulatory environment. 

BP is a great place to start.Additionally, I just finished a rough draft report with 6 different REI case studies for Denver, Springs, and Pueblo with the new higher interest rate environment.

And how is the environment affecting your decisions? 

Go in too low with the rate and, in a higher interest rate environment, you'll not get paid off until rates really drop well down the road. 

@Rickey Brunson in this rate environment,  I'd really try to buy with seller-financing longer term.