Also know that commercial loans are typically amortized over a shorter time… typically 20 or 25 years, not 30… so your principle payments are bigger than with a residential 30 year mortgage.I personally think you are WAY out of your league… the lack of that experience would also weigh negatively with a lender.  

We started a small business called "Champion Wholesale Housing" to invest in and fix and flip homes.

You don't need an ivy league degree to own real estate!

I came across some SFH in League City, Texas.

I have been actively involved in Junior League and served in multiple positions including President from 2016 - 2018.

Eventually you do progress to the bigger leagues and can still use FHA or VA but you won’t need any more at a certain point.Let me know if you have particular questions about the strategy whether it’s cash out or purchase or timing or title seasoning of these products.

I was raised in Houston, manage STR primarily in Galveston County, and live in League City.

If your working on your license I recommend Champion School of Real Estate. https://www.championsschool.co...

A fun fact about me: I coach my son's eighth grade competitive league basketball team.

Some were analysts and some were executives with Ivy League MBA’s.