In the listing can state builder will be willing to build if they pay the full asking price.

The problem is that there are so many factors that impact the rate...credit score of the guarantors, Loan-to-Value, property type, citizenship status, etc...the list goes on.

I will block them from my email list. 

Biglawinvestor.com has a list of the top 7 California hard money lenders:https://www.biglawinvestor.com/marketplace/hard-money-lender...

If you're interested, I can send you the listing info and show you the actual rental numbers.

.- Look for stale listings of cheap vacant lots that tend to fit that criteria. - Buy a bunch of them. - Lose out on most (now you're stuck with that vacant lot that, if you go sell it, will be a stale listing with little/no interest), win on a few, and hopefully the wins offset those losses. 

Try asking a residential broker to write a dozen offers on a dozen properties you've never even seen at 70% of list just to see how it goes.

If that person is an employee of one specific bank/lender, it's common for them not to have any idea which hits are "their" hits, and which come from Fannie Mae, since they only ever see the rate/fee schedule from the one place they work at, and they aren't typically labeled that way, it just says "2-4 unit cash out:" and lists the amount of the hit in basis points, without specifying from whence it came.

YoY property listings were up 7%, while most markets retracted.Nashville DevelopmentDozens of exciting real estate developments are popping up all over the city.

and then there was Michael MastroCommercial Real Estatehe listed assets in excess of $249 million and liabilities of over $586 million in a filing with the U.S.