If these rules are creating obstacles for you, you may want to consider using a commercial lender for your investment property purchases.

Here's where it gets tricky; I'm using a masshousing loan to finance the property and I'm also worried about the insurance falling through.

If you're not using a PM, how effortless is the 4-unit to run?

I’m used to using a couple of builders but they are tied up.

I plan to purchase my first home in the next six to eight months using a VA loan.

I am looking to structure an offer using a "subject to" deal but am doing this for the first time.

People would be happy that their dollars were being transacted more securely, mostly unaware of the fact that they weren't using a decentralized blockchain.

If you are using a more "budget PM" who just does drive-by's on occasions, then I would certainly recommend visiting yourself more often.Lastly, I usually recommend that our client's do not let the tenants know that they own the home, and definitely do not give out their contact information.

If none of this is correct is there any other ways for me to finance my next home purchase without using a 20% down payment?

I am using a realtor to sell another unit that I own but from the buyer side.