@Federico Gutierrez Why would you expect a public for profit company to offer free services?

I'm curious what advice the BiggerPockets Community has to offer on the topic.

If I live in one unit, my cost of living will be about $200/mo vs current $1,300)Asking: $1M (I am going to offer, say, $940K)There is a lot of love & hate for Section 8 from what I have seen here, but I think a high-price market like Boston (with section 8 wait list and suspended new applications given the size of current wait list) supports it well.Would love to hear your feedback!

No hard money lender is going to take you by the hand and tell you which deals you present are or are not deals and they aren't going to introduce you to trusted borrowers if you don't have real deals to offer so make sure you have that part ironed up tight.

You bring up a good point that we need to offer enough meat on the bone to entice  a KP with a successful track record.

What’s in it for a lender to offer me an LTV loan?

Local banks tend to offer this with the highest return. 

What i have to offer as far as real estate goes is endless creativity, tendancy to take risks, fast learner, and 24/7 open availability; i really have no one to tell me what I have to do right now.

Some investors get volume pricing for repeat business, or multiple projects.In places like California where's there is a large undocumented illegal immigrant population, the documented person (aka...business owner) undercuts a lot of other business to offer significantly lower pricing on work.

@Todd Pultz thanks for sharing your insight, knowledge and expertise, I only wish NJ offered the opportunities that Dayton appears to offer.