You can still get a cash out refi on an investment property under an LLC Depending on the location, credit score and type of property you can get as much as 80% LTV although 70-75% ltv is standard on most cash out refi products for lenders 

Wholesaling is a tough field.

I only close once I know I have a project and about 1 out of 5 does not work and they will get 20 to 50k of my work product for free.. but for us its just cost of doing business. 

@Felicia Hamilton you will find with commercial loans that lenders will offer all sorts of different offerings depending on how much they are wanting to lend on a particular product type.

To simplify,  It's going to be tough to reproduce your $110k income in the first few years in  RE ( just based what i've read/ experienced)Possibly make some calls to financial advisors that are RE friendly?   

@Jacob MorrisTruthfully, it's going to be tough.

There are fix and flip products offered by non traditional lenders and you can also refi out at around 65% of the ARV The lenders will have requirements that need to be met such as a US bank account where the funds will be coming from to close and some may also want to see you own at least one other property in the states, but keep shopping around 

@Brian Adzadi tough to find.

You need to know your audience for your product type to know how to market them, reach them, and what message to send.One way to get rid of other wholesalers quick is ask for proof of funds with a bank statement within the last 30 days in their name.

I know in my market getting conventional or FHA financing on a property with multiple residential buildings on it can be tough because a lot of banks consider is non confirming or essentially there are little to no comps to use as a comparison.