Some banks have referral programs.

Not only are there crime related issues in some areas, there are also areas subject to flood inundation and the high cost to insure a property through the National Flood Insurance Program.

Hi @Rahul MunotMy first thought here is there are much more attractive financing options for owner occupied investment properties versus unoccupied and from what I am hearing we may be losing some of these government sponsored owner occupied programs fairly soon. 

On the listing, it said the property's projected 5 Yr IRR of 20.2% IRR before Value Add Program.

Garrett,If you do not own a primary home you can always take advantage of a DPA - Down Payment Assistance program offering Down payment and closing costs.If you do own a primary home I would suggest taking out some cash through a refinance or HELOC for the down payment for an investment or Second Home.

@Amy Summer   If you go the Fannie Mae homestyle or the FHA 203k program on a purchase make sure to build in more time for the closing in the purchase contract. 

If it is a Condotel, they are NOT eligible for conventional financing (which means Fannie/Freddie do NOT allow) and most non-conventional programs do not allow for condotel's either.

Or there are bank statement programs with ONLY ONE bank account for the past 23 months again you need reserves.There are three remaining wholesale shops.

Oh, see if your area has a program called EDEN, we use them as well.

Pretty much always around 8-12%.There are always a few outliers, but most lenders have restricted the guidelines or ceased doing certain programs all together.Cheers!