In my mind it would take years to save enough cash flow from other properties to have a down payment on further properties unless you had a lot of properties generating a lot of cash flow for you.I do want Scaling Fairly quickly so I know blowing all my money on one  appreciation property could hinder that process??

There's always an exception here but 99.9% of the time that would be the main hinderance here.And just to be clear, could you build 1 property and use a VA loan...yes.  

Or perhaps is it an income verification hinderance?

If you're ever interested in deals that cash flow and simple laws that don't hinder landlords, feel free to reach out!

But at what point is it hindering yourself to continue to help others?

Additionally, if you are a silent partner on the investment, this is also considered passive.This law was passed to try to hinder wealthy individuals from using depreciation losses to offset taxable income.

Is keeping this property going to hinder your next home purchase for yourself ?

I am working to get pre approved for a conventional loan to purchase and potentially fund the rehab/holding costs but that student debt is hindering me.

You could purchase as primary residence, live in said home for a year or 2 (to lessen taxes from capital gains), do reno to add equity, then resale.Many ways to go about real estate investing without hindering your service.

Selling will, of course, get you 94% of the equity (-6% commissions), you will have to pay cap gains taxes or do a 1031 exchange of an equal or lesser asset and can hinder the purchase process.To mortgage, a property that is clear and free is to leverage debt and the real meaning of Brrrr; Repeat