You want a retro-fit window - - the frame is left in tact and the exterior/interior walls are undisturbed. 

@Daniel JarvisDo what fits in line with your goals and what you are passionate about.

I want the biggest bang for my buck, and while I recognize that there is no "one size fits all" method for wholesaling, the quotes I am getting from PostCardMania and other yellow letter companies are adding up to roughly $6K for 6 months (this includes printing, variable info, postage, and mailing).  

If it is a guru type guy, will he not just put you into a one-size-fits-all program and send you out to sea?

Not only that, when we said we really are looking for someone to be our go-to CFO he knew what we meant and when I asked for it he also recommended a great Portfolio Manager and Tax/Estate Planning Lawyer to figure out how all this *REI stuff* fits into a Will/Kids should anything unexpected happen!

I think I fit that description.

If that is the only thing that doesn't fit into the Fannie/Freddie box, you may be able to get a variance from Fannie/Freddie directly.

This means that instead of a 12x36 (432sf) Mobile or HUD Manufactured Home you would have to install a 10x34 (340sf) Park Model RV thereby giving up almost 100sf or 25% which makes it a much tighter fit. 

If I'm looking to acquire an 100 unit apartment building with the plans of of refi cash out at year 3 or 4 returning all member capital and then resell maybe in year 6 or 7, from your experience what type of commercial loan would fit this exit strategy?

He is an open broker lender and may be able to fit your financial needs.