These loans rely on the subject property's cash flow and you FICO rather than your personal debt to income ratio so you don't need to worry about having pay stubs or tax returns. 

We structured the investments as a hard money loan with a high interest rate on the money the investor brought, but now that we are in contract, two of the investors unexpectedly needed to back out of the deal - My business partner and I were relying on that money in order to not bankrupt ourselves for our very first deal - We already have the loan process started, so we won't be able to get a hard money loan either - So I guess my questions are: 1.

Bigger picture though I think we are going to have to rely more on solar and other renewables as electric cars become more common and restrictions on fossil fuels increase. 

That means if you dont have access to MLS you are relying on someone else to run comps for you or you are paying for a program like Propstream.

I would rely directly on that.

@Julio Gonzalez Things I have learned in the last 12 months or so:Too many people rely on what others say, but don't do their own research.Love and hold on to our families and close friends.In Real Estate, don't settle. 

Right now I rely on my 1 real estate agent to send me deals that are worth flipping.  

And sure enough I found a position working for a real estate team that could pay me more for doing busy work instead of relying on a commission.

I would not rely on one source.

Most builders work on credit and they rely on closing these deals to stay in business or they need to extend their LOC timelines. 30 days net is pretty common so there's a good chance everything in your house is paid for, either out of the builder's pocket or out of his/her bank financing, which then carries the note payment.