Some of the squeeze was for more bookings/ADR and some for better net profits. 

Could anyone recommend a wholesaler in the Central Florida area that can help with refinancing a property that was done with a DSCR loan. 

Asking the forum for general tips will get you => general info, that probably won't be much use.If you can formulate better and more specific questions => better answers for you!

Always get multiple bids, verify and check references, and use clear written scopes of work and payment schedules to avoid surprises.Always Add a cushion – renovations usually run over budget or take longer, so definitely plan for that.

Here are some common ones I’ve heard:Build enough passive income to leave your job.Use rental cash flow to pay for children’s or grandchildren’s college.Revitalize neighborhoods while creating affordable housing.Rehab existing properties to boost rents and long-term value.Grow your net worth and leave a lasting inheritance.Supplement your paycheck with monthly cash flow.Capitalize on future market upticks by holding and renting now.Your Next StepSet aside 15–30 minutes this week to clearly define your real estate goals.

While the whole 40+ page policy can be a lot to get through, I'd start with the occupancy requirement, how vacant is defined, and how they define a building or dwelling structure if your work has begun.Generally, there is an occupancy requirement with some buffer, maybe 30 days, maybe your policy gives you 45 or 60 days.

Then, when you hire a better contractor, you find out a decent portion of what you paid for wasn't done and the majority of the rest is so low-quality that you have to pay to have it redone!

The key to your success will be how the relationship is defined in the operating agreement for the property.

There are obviously other requirements about project scope, liquidity and FICO that come into account as well, but we can do it! 

You'll be better off when you make offers, and get knee deep in a remodel.