When you get a self-employed / DSCR / bank statement borrower, why do so many agents/LOs refer it out or avoid it?

I’m preparing to participate in the upcoming San Diego County tax auction and am trying to understand how other investors typically finance these acquisitions.In my case, the strategy would be purchasing properties significantly below market value and structuring financing secured by the property itself.Does anyone here have experience with lenders or private capital that fund auction purchases with structures such as:• First position on the property after purchase• Short-term bridge financing (6–12 months)• Funding based on conservative loan-to-value after acquisitionSince auction purchases often require quick closings, I’m curious how others structure this with private lenders or capital partners.Any insight from investors who have done this before would be very helpful.How do investors typically finance tax auction acquisitions?

NellyFor my STRs and vacation homes, I have typically bought them in a distressed state let's call it, lol.

How many times do you typically follow up with a seller before closing?

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When you get a self-employed / DSCR / bank statement borrower, why do so many agents/LOs refer it out or avoid it?

Good afternoon folks,I am exploring the option to build a lot I own in Ellijay (GA) and need good references for a couple of builders I can speak to.

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I do not have firsthand knowledge and do not care to independently verify each example, but I suspect some of what he is describing may actually be cross collateralization language that references separate properties, or alternatively refinances that take out original debt which is very different from a borrower stacking multiple loans on one property.

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