There is nothing wrong with that, but they usually have more rigid underwriting criteria, especially around unit types, minimum dimensional standards & experience.How far into underwriting did you get?

One thing that helps is connecting with local investors, property managers, and lenders early to validate ideas and find partners.

When a DSCR lender kicks a deal because of unit size or experience, the fastest fallback is usually a small local bank or credit union since they underwrite on the building, not rigid internal rules, and they can still close fast if the relationship manager pushes it.

I just wanted to see if anyone has any perspective or ideas regarding this area.

it's a great idea!

A lender offering WSJ Prime + 0.5% may appear cheaper than one charging Prime + 1%, but if the “cheaper” lender makes construction administration too rigid, that loan will ultimately cost far more over the duration of the project. 

I'm open to ideas, flexible and willing to negotiate.

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If you're installing it yourself 1/2" thick LVP will be a lot tougher to install because thicker means more rigid, which makes locking the planks more difficult, but if someone else is installing it's pretty much a no-brainer. 

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