I recommend you talk to your bank's commercial banker and ask.

Unless your seller finds a cash buyer, they will have the same issue with a thin cash flow and any buyer's banker, which usually means no sale until they drop the price. :)

Knowing these loan officers or bankers is a great benefit.

I also looked into KW, Coldwell Banker and Redfin.

Ill PM you the name and number of a few bankers that I know lend in this space.

I have found a couple commercial bankers who look at my DSCR instead of DTI, which by definition includes the STR income of the property.

Stating the wrong thing to a banker to get a loan is mortgage fraud, a federal offence.

Bankers.

She settled for well below asking.Once you have bought using cash, rented, and establish a baseline of say 6 months, consider talking to a commercial banker about a "50% cash out" loan. 

JasonTwo things, I never ever had a problem with a banker saying to me you have these cash flowing properties in good areas and that might cause a problem and yes I know the banking industry has produced many, many idiots the last few decades but the only thing that started to show up for me during the pretend banker period was the number of loans that you had, no matter how good your asset sheet was.