There is no market in the country where properties at that price point come with strong fundamentals...there's a reason why they are priced the way they are.Even if your core business is offering seller financing, the collateral is lousy and can only imagine what the creditworthiness of the borrower pool looks like.

Perhaps not the 20% down conventional financed single family home because most community banks will match those terms for an LLC borrower as long as the guarantor is solid.

I did the pre-qualified offers and turned out based on my good credit score that the lowest interest rates they could offer was 29.99 percent and that's the same as paying 5 times the loan amount so if you are borrowing money from one of those lenders then you'll ending paying up $75,000 at the end of the loan term.

We would not be reporting the loan to the credit bureaus, possibly preserving the buyers borrowing power5.

It depends on lender and also experience of borrower. 

Once you have a recorded loan, it will be hard to borrow additional funds from an additional lender.

Anything 5+ is commercial 4 and under is residential.  5+ requires much more in terms of borrower conditions inlcuding down payment, Higher Fico scores, Land lord experience, some lenders requiure you to not only own a primary home but also 1 or more invetment properties for 12 months (used for landlord eperience, pay history, collateral, etc.They may also require PITI reserves 12-24 months or 6 months per property in addition to the subject property. 

@Christopher Marlon If you don't have the money for rehab, don't borrow up to your eyeballs.

Consumers spend what they have, they kept spending, borrowed more.

Some borrowers are highly rate sensitive, while others are looking to minimize their money down.