Otherwise, I am confused why anyone would want to refinance a VA loan that traditionally has the same, or better rates than average conventional loans, and NO mortgage insurance requirement into a commercial loan that will require a bigger equity position, and higher interest rate.Anyway, moving on.....You can reuse your VA more than once. 

Because my home is owner occupied, I was able to do a conventional loan with MIP at 4% down.

Conventional loan How did you add value to the deal?

I purchased (3) turnkey properties with conventional mortgages under my name.

Use the savings as a down payment if you're going conventional, but it's just an opinion.

We are looking at how to get funding for this property, but we’re told that because it’s so unique, even if we get a hard money loan it may not be possible to refinance into a conventional mortgage because it’s too unique and there’s no way to value the property because there just aren’t any comps.

However, my wife got laid off start of the pandemic and I started independent contractor work, but no 2 years of tax returns for a conventional loan.

I’m curious to hear people’s opinions so that I can accurately weigh my options.I currently have enough cash to buy both a home and an investment property with conventional loans.

If your credit score is sufficient, a conventional loan will be cheaper. 

You will end up with an interest rate higher than a conventional loan but it will still be reasonable.