Im definitely not opposed to conventional, it's more that we are competing with cash offers and quick closes.

All are always looking for more agents, so it's really more of a process where you interview them as opposed to them interviewing you.

Does anyone know what type of lender would look at more of the revenue generated as opposed to the actual value of the property?

Brokers work for commission and would prefer to be “in the deal” as opposed to pulling data for $.  

A few weeks ago, I saved nearly $850 on lumber and fasteners by purchasing from 84 Lumber on a deck/roof project as opposed to HD.  

@Peter Morgan, for loans on investment properties, it would not be unusual for there to be a slight upward rate adjustment for a property that had 2-4 units or for a condo property (as opposed to a SFH).

We aren't opposed to hard money, just nervous to sign onto 5,000+ a month payment while still paying for our own housing and going into another pandemic wave.

For example, you're getting a cut of $135 a night 90 days in a row as opposed to using your own pricing software and getting a fluctuating $210-$350 a night or more during those same 90 days.

I would like to stick in the Pittsburgh, PA area but I’m not opposed to learning about and researching new markets.

However I had the idea of doing the flips ourselves as opposed to giving away big profit since we have access to the money to do so!