Larger loans are definitely easier if you have the experience, net worth and liquidity to qualify.

M&T Bank may have something similar as well.There’s also Asset based lending if you can’t qualify the loan on personal income but could prove rental cashflow to make the payments.

Does your apartment qualify as a residence for registered sex offenders?

So any career choice that will allow you to hone those skills is where I would focus.Buy right:NegotiationUnderwritingMarket analysiscommercial broker officeFinance right:Mortgage brokerbanking loan officerRaising capitalCreative financingTitle office (they see how all the deals are structured)Manage right:Property managementImplementing systemssolving problemsYou can never go wrong with sales.

@Sarah Lorenz if you purchase 1 unit as owner occupied there is no rental income that can be used for qualifying purposes, however if you purchase it before you sell your departure residence then you are allowed to use rental income from the departure residence, you will need a lease that starts after closing, some lenders might require to see the rent deposit check in your account. 

The other problem will be having sufficient income, verses your monthly debts, to qualify for the loan.

Qualifying them over the phone and on paper is not nearly as good as meeting them, shaking their hand, looking them in the eye and interviewing them in person.

I have a fair amount carpentry and DIY skills and a pretty robust inventory of tools to start with coupled with roughly 60k in capitol to start with.

Let's assume that the borrower is able to qualify with their income, creditworthiness and down payment for the maximum permitted FHA loan, for their respective area.

And to answer the question you asked (not my rant about the question you didn't ask lol) if it will qualify for 100% is dependent on condition.