But if you’re looking to buy a property conventionally and rehab it then no.

Fortunately deeding is a state convention. 

You should be able to get something for 20% down conventional.

Conventional Financing How did you add value to the deal?

conventional financing with a GOE for most of the down payment How did you add value to the deal?

What is better, 15% for 1 year and then 29 years at 3%, and a kick-*** deal you picked up as "cash"..... or conventional lending from the beginning and no bargaining power for speed?

Did you go with Conventional or FHA?

Try buying a place with a 3% conventional loan that you can rent out after a year and do a slow flip in the meantime.

We put $13,000 down on a conventional loan at a 2.9% interest rate .It brought our savings down to $8,000.

I'm thinking you could do it if you were to lease the extra beds in your primary, plus your existing rental, plus a 600-700k luxury airbnb (10% down second home loan), plus an additional luxury airbnb purchased with conventional financing (20% down) and using the same operating systems as the first purchase.