@Joseph Chiofalo yes I would be putting 50% down - what rates are you seeing currently?

In this case you may want to refinance your VA loan on your prior property to restore your original VA entitlement to full prior to your purchase.You can use VA financing for up to 4 units with 100% LTV or 0% down but the subsequent or second use may have up to 1.25-3.30% VA funding fee ( points financed into the new loan) unless if you have a disability rating of 10% of greater on your certificate of eligibility or your COE shows "exempt-eligible veteran."

That means if you and another veteran apply for a VA mortgage together you can build or buy a property with as many as “six family units (the basic four units plus one unit for each of the two Veterans), and one business unit.”)My Take:I interpret this as possibly a mixed use building with 6 residential units and one business unit like a restaurant or coffee shop down stairs.

For me it always comes down to their team.  

Seller is open to finance, but wants 30-50% down.

Also flips can mean different things, it could be carpets and paint or down to the studs.

Are people able to buy a duplex in this neighborhood with some kind of down payment assistance program for very little down and the payments are near your asking price.

Would need 12.5% down though to do it.

We have 10+ self service car washes/auto bays with no subscription services (some closed, some active, some partially active) for sale in our region and I am looking to find alternative uses for investors interested i...

I am based out of NYC, but am currently active in the WNC market and I travel down quite frequently so would be interested in attending in-person events as well.