Some income may not qualify, seasonal jobs that are not regularly performed, part time jobs that are not performed on a regular basis, employment income received from a job or line of work less than two years, child support payments that are not paid through any court system with a history of on time payments.I would insist on saying that "Compensating factors effecting credit, income, employment and criminal histories will be considered to the benefit of the applicant".

No, it's a 30 year note @ 6%.It's already rented for the season.

Will wait for seasoning period to pass to complete the BRRRR with a current ARV of $185k+.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

if in the seller's name still, you will need to be added to title before you can do a cash-out refinance, and typical seasoning requirement will be about 6 months (again, typically). 

Weather and seasonality also reduce the number

Offer to volunteer your time on a rehab or deal finding or something with a seasoned investor in the area.

With distressed property being their main focus seasoned wholesalers can make a great addition to your team.What is your biggest draw back from working with wholesalers?

After 9-9:30 the younger crowd starts to show up though and it can get a little obnoxiousSquare One - Same as Molly'sDown the Hatch - Seasonal.

Meaning true 100% Full Cash Back (Purchase + Rehab costs)I have built up my rental portfolio using BRRR and Delayed Financing, immediate refi within a month to capture 70% back of Appraised Value (this is the max on delayed funding refi cash out, unless you want to season your property for 75% of Appraised Value).About 30% of my BRRR deals, I have gotten 100% of my fully invested and rehab funds back (as I pay the rehab costs at closing table so it counts for refi cash out), but the other times I am usually out of pocket $6k-$12k after my delayed financing refi cash out. 

There were aspiring, newbies, and seasoned investors and even realtors and other real estate professionals that attended.