They are way easier to work with in my opinion and as you grow, they will be more willing to be creative with your future deals if you keep a good track record. 

We advertising in a rapidly gentrifying area with a lot of distressed homeowner.

The Broker says: Bring an offer with proof that you can get the deal funded.Hi Michael, as mentioned by others, if you're having issues with working with lenders it might be a good idea if you're an accredited investor to consider investing in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST).By reinvesting in 1031-qualified DSTs, you purchase ownership interest in multimillion dollar properties in multiple growing markets in different states that offer long-term income - and don't require you to be a landlord.

Hey guys,I have about 55 units going on 130 and will continue to grow.

Keep reading and listening and asking questions - it will all grow your confidence and make you a better investor when the time comes. 

Keep learning and growing. 

It’s in our nature to grow and learn through application and experience.

Initially my strategy will be wholesaling and grow from there.

It’s probably not an issue if you only have a few properties, but as you grow it’ll get harder/more inconvenient.

It sounds to me like you're looking to grow your real estate sales business.