I didn’t have the best credit so my interest rate was put at 7.125% on a home worth $275,903.00.

The first thing a "wealthy" person typically does is buy back their time aka assert more control over their situation in life. 

I am struggling to find agents or loan officers who think the 203K is worth it...

If nothing right now, what could you do or learn, who could you meet that would benefit someone that’s worth learning from?

@Dav PohoteI always look at the loan constant to help me decide between loans and their terms.You can pay the 30 off in 15 years- it just gives you flexibility if there are some bad years but looking at the loan constant will help you decide if the increased interest rate is worth it.Good luck!

I'm a fan of quads because, typically, the cash flow is a bit higher. 

Money in the bank to cover down payment, closing costs and 3-6 months worth of payments?

The tax treatment of your land sales would typically be determined based on when each parcel was sold and whether they were held for investment or business purposes.

Chucaralao I have a set email response for inquiries that states my typical qualifications, attaches my application, states if they meet those requirements, I’m scheduling appointments x date between 12-3, send preferred time and I’ll confirm, and that I do not accept applications until after meeting at the appointment.

Personally not a fan of arbitragers writ large but typically they would not be targeting you unless maybe you have something good!