I spent the better half of my 20's struggling to obtain the coveted bachelor's degree, career, and 401k dream.

Velocity of growing a property portfolio will depend on "core" financing strategy, including equity management, mortgage products and financing resources, but a wholistic approach beyond standard banking will:- speed things up- open new options- mitigate riskTo obtain money for real estate, you can:1.

It cannot continue indefinitely at that return. 

I think the biggest issue is that this is for my primary residence.I know there is the FHA 203k and Fannie/Freddie products that accomplish this, however, they take too long to close, and I'm looking to make myself look like a cash buyer that can close quickly and indefinitely in as is condition.Thank you!

Can someone also describe the process of obtaining either loans?

If the property is a SFR and there are no comps, you’ll have to obtain other information to present to the lender for grounds to show what the worth is.

I found that a lot of these properties are already being cold called by my team through our absentee high-equity campaign so obtaining these lists is superfluous for us.

Note the status options:"In Review" = submitted and in plan check"Active" = permit granted and construction underway"Inactive" = project paused"Final" = certificate of occupancy obtained / construction completeObservations:-Significant uptick in applications with multiple units, with a handful of projects with 5+ ADUs-Virtually none of these projects have been approved ("Active") or completed ("Final") yet, with just 1 project with 6 units active.

The greatest discount are obtained on condos which do not qualify for financing because either deferred maintenance is too large, the condo association financial position is so bad lenders don’t want to risk something outside the borrowers control, or the percentage of owner occupants is too low.  

Wholesalers should adhere to industry standards and regulations, including obtaining the necessary licenses and permits, and disclose any conflicts of interest that may arise during the transaction.Overall, real estate wholesaling can be ethical if conducted with transparency, honesty, and integrity.