I know they have a lot of lenders on their platform, so they may be able to work with you to get a better rate.  

Thanks @Annchen Knodt and @Alexander Felice...that was something I was considering as I hit my first BRRRR, but I think I will go the traditional route on this one.

He basically said if someone was able to build an HOA management platform that was both user-friendly and affordable, there would be a real market there.Having deep knowledge of relational databases, java rest APIs, user-friendly UIs and just building/deploying web applications in general, plus having built these types of systems many times before professionally -- albeit in different sectors/industries -- I’m seriously considering a side project to build some type of HOA SAAS (software-as-a-service) product that will hopefully make people’s life’s easier without costing them a fortune.My question is, before I invest time and energy in this, is there actually a market there?

Knee deep in student loan debt more than most others (other physicians included), will make traditional financing extraordinarily difficult, but that's a story for another day.

I’ve been here on and off in my wholesaling days but I’m really gonna take advantage of this platform as I venture off for myself

Once put together on the foundation there is no difference than a traditional stick built home. 

Primarily looking to sell by traditional means right now - my father has decided this game isn’t his primary focus right now and would like to direct his attention to other goals.

We are now have a bankruptcy attorney working on it along with our traditional RE attorney that does our evictions.  

I'm thinking we should look for another lender but what we don't know is if this is standard for a multi-family traditional mortgage loan or not. 

I would recommend a property management platform as @Eric Swint alluded to, so you keep your maintenance requests, rent collection, and other aspects of the property in order.