Ok, so I had an extremely motivated seller approach me about buying their property.

Analysis Paralysis is extremely common, and gets all of us in the beginning.  

With that being said, I want to be extremely cautious as this deal sounds too good to be true.

I started purchasing small multifamily in Columbus, Ohio over 4 years ago and have done extremely well.I recommend house hacking as many times as possible before you get a wife and kids.

I'm extremely Sedona STR savvy, as it's 95% of what I do and even I have to bend over backwards and really hustle to put together transactions for my clients that yield these results.

I recommend finding a rockstar VA lender who is extremely knowledgeable about the VA loan (many claim to be but are not) and find yourself a local agent who understands the strategy you want to use.

It seems like in today's real estate market with limited supply, it is extremely difficult to appraise or accurately value a home (especially in New England/ Great Boston area where I'm from). 

Just to be clear I'll make extreme example.

They are extremely responsive, have a ton of resources, and documented/standardized processes for everything you can think of. 

Lastly, any advice for finding the best mortgage lender would be extremely helpful!