This will not get you to 500 doors in a hurry, but this is how my current deal which I am closing on Monday looks:3 bed/1.5 bath 1700 sq ft SFH in C class area Purchase Price: $59kAppraisal: $105k as is; estimated $124k with stated rehab per appraiserRehab: $20k ($17k is in the loan the other $3k I am estimating for as things always happen)Estimated Rent: $925-$975 Loan Terms:  The loan is a 20 year term with a 5 year balloon from a local credit union. 

What type of loan should I look for (bank, credit union, or mortgage company)? 

I've been told some credit unions will do up to 95% LTV HELOC so that would basically be like having an FHA mortgage without upfront or monthly PMI. 

Recently leaving the military last June I can understand the need to invest and utilize every single resource the military gives us.

I was previously a firefighter/EMT for 10 years before following my wife all over the place as a military spouse.

Union Realtime has calculated it to 5-6 feet per person.

If typical finance avenues don't pan out, always check with credit unions. 

I am an active-duty military member preparing to make my first-ever property purchase using my VA loan.

My wife Aradia and I are a few years out from retiring from the military and have decided to get involved with real estate investing.

Penfed.org a credit union based out of OR I believe will go up to 80% LTV with a 2nd position HELOC but the problem is they have a limit on the number of total financed properties at 3 max including your primary (last I checked with them).