My question is how do I make the acquisition without the required 20% down.I currently have 10 sfr in an LLC they were acquired in 2013 with a commercial loan.

Is there a time frame after acquiring the FHA loan to wait to go conventional?

So, I'm very interested in prospect of using a portion of my net worth to invest in real estate now before this opportunity is lost (i.e. from not being able to get a mortgage, or at least as good of one, post-quitting)*.So, I'm looking to try to acquire my first rental property during the week of 7/3-7/10 - which is when I'll be in the area I'm looking to invest in, and be living long-term starting in August (aside from traveling 90% of the year).I've watched a handful of YT videos and read some blogs on real estate investing in the last day, but I'm looking for any quick advice that might make a big difference.

The question is, how do i show the lender that we have the total assets needed to cover the down payment when i will be acquiring some of it from my partner?

The interaction when acquiring a note is actually very limited once you get the collateral files.

Brandon Greenberg has been hired to specialize in helping long distance investors locate properties and acquire them and I have nothing but positive things to say about my dealing with them so far.

In such cases which the property is take back there, its quite difficult to project expenses involved in a rehab without being able to see the inside of a property when the note was acquired. 

You simply may not use part IRA and part personal money to acquire a property using debt-financing. 

Investing in the hood is very profitable to the landlord not afraid to get things done and claim his profits .. but if your frightened to even drive through the area then you clearly don’t have what it takes to invest there .

@Sean Rhodes it comes down ultimately to what the property will do for YOU once you acquire it.