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Success hinges on purchasing at the right price and analyzing the numbers effectively.

You could put 20% down, then refinance and pull it back out...so effectively zero down.

@Bryan Schmidt It sounds like you will need a construction loan to fund the improvements even if the seller were to offer you a second position mortgage for 20-30% of the purchase price.

It sounds like the property has good cash flow, so you could be eligible for both assuming you're income/DTI looks good.

It sounds like the seller agent is not familiar with VA loans?

It sounds like you've put some capex into these already.

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