The real factor in this question is what is your investor profile (aka your tolerance for risk).

Everyone we know makes all cash offers to give the impression that there will be no risk of financing falling through, thereby killing the deal.

You can click on the ‘vote’ button if you like someone's post or is helpful, and there are ‘awards’ to earn on your profile.

I think that's hurt me a little bit because they look for total commitment from us and I get the impression from them that they don't think I am.

It is impressive.

It comes back to your marketing budget and tracking the results of your efforts, which you should always do.After you send out direct mail, people that are interested will usually Google you and or visit your web site.Ranking high and getting a lot impressions is one measurement, yet direct contact is what I measure most.

I don't know if it is the case everywhere but certainly there is interest in local banks here to finance cash-flowing properties, as long as the rest of your profile doesn't scream default.

Impressive!

Welcome to BP @John FoxIf you want to be taken seriously then I would suggest that you complete your profile and include a photo. 

As a relative newbie to flipping (I see in your profile you've done a few deals), your best bet in my view is to look locally at real estate clubs.