I'm finding if you can really sell the same dream as the POA or builder (with a more attractive price tag), it puts the odds in your favor.

Just because they deny a deal doesn't mean it is guaranteed to fail but they obviously feel like the odds are not favorable enough, whether it is the location or maybe your financial profile and its ability to assume a level of risk.

Take the time to do the math - maybe two or three times just to be sure - and if it works out in your favor, go for it!

Landlord insurance policies conversely usually do NOT cover personal possessions inside, have slightly higher liability coverages, and a few other nuances.What the State Farm person did was actually a solid favor, since they were able to consider the two units separately. 

We are looking at units and hospitality properties, 150 units and up in strong job growth areas and favorable investment climate. 

They talk about "investors" who put in multiple offers in a short time and whether that person has the ability to close on all of them as a means of determining intent.The Board is very focused on those who are trying to circumvent license law, so I would not expect a dispute to go in your favor. 

The current eviction moratorium completely favors tenants. 

You'll likely get favorable rates if you wait.

That actually doesn't work in the buyer's favor. 

That said, most lenders favor full-time jobs and have qualms about or even rule out altogether lending to those with only part-time income.