I currently have a LC and good relationship between the buyer.

(For the relationship to be profitable/long term) In order to earn that right you have to be able to close what he brings you. 

The company is currently focused on growth, giving back to the community, and building lasting relationships with sellers, buyers, lenders, and other investorsWe are interested in REOs, wholesales, foreclosures, probates, fixer uppers, rentals and anything that could fall in-between.

Lying on the application is a big deal to me, I don't like starting a relationship with someone with lies.  

You won't like what you see.It's is a very rare to non-existent HML that will loan 100% without a prior relationship and extensive dealings with them.

I may consider purchasing materials for you, but I would not turn over $30,000 to a contractor I have no relationship with... just my humble opinion. 

Norma,Developing these relationships takes some time. 

@Ed B.First, let me say that I am not giving you real estate advice since you disclosed you're being represented by a broker...this is simply general real estate information and not an intent to interfere with your legal relationship.  

I own two houses in 30318, on the other side of Hollowell Pkwy, in Collier Heights which is a nice neighborhood and is a Historic District.  

A hard money lender (HML) might be fine with your adjustment if they have built a relationship with you and have seen that you know what you are doing.