At most, while getting approved for the next loan, underwriters might ask you a series of additional questions as to why you're moving especially if the new unit is relatively the same size, area, value. 

Hey @Jordan Dzubak, so a quick look on VRBO showed quite a few rentals on the lake.The average nightly rates is highly variable but that is dependent on size and location of course.What you can do is drill down on VRBO and AirBNB to see what is out there.

Usually, the juice isn't worth the squeeze for the smaller subdivisions unless you build it out.That’s so true about entitlement typically a long process no matter the size.

Is an FHA loan on the Table, or would I have trouble qualifying?

Is it sufficiently sized to cool the space?

I have used Credit Rent Boost... they offer their service to all sizes of landlords. 

But obviously, we have spent the better part of 20 years on the buyer's side of the table, so we are looking for some general advice, tips/tricks, or even the pitfalls of setting up a hard money lending arm to augment our current business model. 

Also size, if you're talking about 2 - 4 unit properties versus larger 50+ unit buildings the resources for those are much different. 

Unless this is a wall oven, most ranges are a standard size.

So I've heard this can run you a lot - around $30,000 for the average sized home of $400,000 in the area I'm looking at.