Buying a house using an FHA will allow you to put only 3.5% down with a very attractive interest and no many limitations.HDFC will allow you to get properties for dirt cheap with a higher down payment and much more limitation.I'm looking to make the most profitable decision, what would you suggest? 

Hey @Dennis Perry, Yes many alternative lenders like us do this typically.

Also with this scenario you can potentially attract a better quality tenant because you are giving them more of what they want.

With a large enough down payment, you may be able to find something that works if the property is something you can afford.You can look into seller financing or getting a co-signer as alternative methods to getting a loan.

You need to build up your knowledge base and experience before even considering building a team because if you try to attract agents, contractors, etc. before you know much, they won't want to work with you.

I love the concept of a SDIRA however for certain assets such as crypto and alternative investments and I have a SDIRA myself.

Yes, the fixed, low rate for 30 years (as opposed to the variable HELOC rate) is part of what makes the refinance an attractive option (in addition to the cash out).

I am getting a line of credit on my current investment property in order to purchase another investment property.If they keep giving you pushback, I would consider PenFed as an alternative. 

This is a great alternative to conventional financing as it allows you to purchase without getting into your personal income, or taxes or any of that. 

Over a 7 year period I think it will be an attractive investment.