Condos have extra complications with 2nd home loans since a lot of STR communities end up being "non-warrantable". 

But Im only able to pull up AD Valorem taxes but not non-Ad Valorem taxes on the county website which adds more to my confusion.Would someone knowledgeable in this area be able to walk me through a live example?

On my new builds its 10 to 20k non refundable after foundation is poured.. and we see those that tried to buy in SW FLA those poor folks were putting up 50k I would not personally do that much ..

Payments are $850I have access to VA loan with no funding fees.

Just to throw this out there, 2k is much less than the down payment to buy a home.  

And financially, I'm good to go with a 20% down payment, 80% loan, and all that jazz under an LLC.So, I'm about to close next week, and I've been looking at commercial properties, specifically 5-8 unit ones. 

Total losses amount to ~$12k: captured from net of box 1 (ordinary loss), box 2 (net rental loss), and box 4c (total payments).

Non climate controlled will come out at $24 per square foot but that is largely due to my $4 per square foot purchase price.Hopefully others with more recent (or stand alone RV/boat storage) will chime in to confirm or deny this but I do not think your numbers are going to differ all that much from a traditional storage underwriting.

In my market, you can buy a used washer / dryer combo for $200 and the used appliance store has a payment plan.

Do mortgage brokers look into non qualified mortgages (non-QM)?