I have clients who are more sophisticated and have some value of lot splits, surveys, etc but even when they bought it and split it off they don't really give much value to that. you have to put the power in you hands and negotiate with lenders.

It won't fit will all lenders, but there are plenty of bridge lenders here on BP that should be able to give you some options.

There are lenders that will help finance up to 90% of the purchase price and a 100% of the rehab up to 75% of the ARV with 660 and above credit (the exact details depend on the property and the borrower's credit profile).

If I am also pre-qualified/approved with two other lenders, B and C, and lender A denies financing, can the seller see that I am approved with other lenders? 

I will reach out to a number of you for contacts on property managers and potential mortgage lenders.

We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

Rates are very comparable to conventional. 

Hey,I'm an agent over here in Rochester and can definitely help you out with both lenders and PML's.

TSAHC does not require borrowers to use an approved REALTOR®, however we provides several resources to help find a REALTOR® familiar with TSAHC’s programs.My lender and I are using TSAHC with investors/buyers for their primary residence.

Some lenders can refinance a hard money loan after 3 months of seasoning / waiting and use the new appraised value if the borrower is looking to pull cash out for a new project.