It is natural for them to create justification for their decision to invest for appreciation.

You can simply keep the property (and the FHA loan) and rent it out.As others have pointed out, you probably will need to provide some justification for why you are moving to satisfy the lender’s underwriters.

One more thing... another justification for the lack of monthly distribution payments was the lower occupancy rates. 

There is no VA requirement of justification for buying a home, living there for 1 year or more, then buying another home with a VA loan using secondary/bonus entitlement and keeping the first home as an investment property.

if the contract is still on.Thank youThey could, I suppose, but that wouldn't look good to an investigator unless they have some really good justification.

The second one I own is more so just if doing other 4 might as well do all 5 ( this one is already in my LLC ) 

From what I'm reading here I would tell people to RUN from courses like this.Michael, this is nothing but an expensive scam and learning lesson, bro, lol.The fact that it is still happening is what makes America great.Greed and fast riches is how this works, it has nothing to do with the market or were you live.That is just a great justification for the program.

If that's of importance we can talk about this further.A single member LLC is how most of us usually start.Creating a LLC doesn't make any difference on the Capital Gains tax...OTHER things affect this, but not JUST if the property is in a LLC or not.And the liability thing is always "touted" with LLC formations but very few people will do all of the OTHER things it takes to provide proper shielding. 

@Ben Petersen I’m fine making low offers but there should be a justification for it.

I'm trying to think of a justification for it, but otherwise I agree with @Chris Seveney, save the cash and keep the lower price.