These products are a great fit for buy and hold investors and offer favorable terms and underwriting processes compared to traditional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans - also helps you to get around maxing out your 8-10 loan limit with the government loans.

I compete against them all the time and they tend to be much more vanilla on those products.   

He'll be able to help you determine what loan product is best for you. 

By day, I'm a video producer and operate a couple of LLC's doing production work and my only retirement setup at the moment is a Roth IRA.

Productivity at its finest.

@Logan FastFreddie Mac is the entity who offers the 5% down option on a multi-unit owner occupied property through their Home Possible product.

However, generally, the newly developed product is condo and sold at project completion.

I'm sure the G-Analytics farm has this information but at what cost and user implementation level does it become a viable product.   

So, you get an FHA or conventional loan product with an LLC.At best, you can reach out to a local lender that will do a portfolio loan.Otherwise, you'll have to do a commercial loan.

.- There is a possibility you won't sell your property for a price high enough to justify selling and you may have to rent it for a while (oh, and incur a bunch of new financing & title co costs to refi out of your hard money loan).The ONLY fun things about them are: (a)  they are finally over, and (b) hopefully, you produced a good product and sold it with a profit... latter isn't guaranteed as you could guess from the earlier discussion.Consider negotiating your purchase prices harder and "wholetailing" instead of rehabbing.