I humbly appreciate you reading the below question. 

You don't have to stay local for this, mine is out of State and it works fine.Of course, this is just my humble opinion and I'm not an attorney or CPA - be sure to do your own due diligence in these matters.

I will humble myself and lower my fee.

HI @Hector Ayala, in my humble opinion, a VA loan is a great way to get started house-hacking when you don't have too much cash.  

I am most humbled, especially by you!

After you gain some experience, using home equity to fund deals short term can be a great solution but not one to use out of the gate in my humble opinion (you will find many to disagree with me on this)!  

However, thinking realistically with my upcoming new job and finishing school, I probably will not have time, nor the energy for sweat equity, so I am thinking I should buy and hold to build equity, as opposed to focusing on building cash flow.I am aware there may be things I have not considered - so I am humbly asking the question --- What would you do if you had access to VA, FHA and conventional loans, approx 20-30K capital, good credit and low DTI?

My humble advice would be to get your financing all lined up and if your new to the game, find yourself a decent realtor that handles investment property.

In my humble opinion Wyoming is going to be going through some hard times over the next few years. 

However, thinking realistically with my upcoming new job and finishing school, I probably will not have time, nor the energy for sweat equity, so I am thinking I should buy and hold to build equity, as opposed to focusing on building cash flow.I am aware there may be things I have not considered - so I am humbly asking the question --- What would you do if you had access to VA, FHA and conventional loans, approx 20-30K capital, good credit and low DTI?