Fill in those two numbers into any online mortgage calculator, and it will tell you what the maximum loan is. 

VA loan= 0% + buyers agent compensation.Incredible right?

Additionally, we may include clauses allowing for mortgage assignability and a balloon payment extension if the property fails to appraise for a specified price upon balloon expiration.Find below the 3 single-family seller finance deals that have done so far. 1st Deal breakdown: Purchase price: $330,000 Loan amount: $305,000Monthly payment (P&I): $1,181.55/mo40-year amortization at 3.5% interest rate20-year balloon paymentMarket Rent: $2,100/mo__________________________________________2nd Deal breakdown: Purchase price: $200,000Loan amount: $175,000Monthly payment to seller: $500/mo0% interest rate 7-year balloon Currently rented month-to-month for $1,200.Market rent: $1,750/mo__________________________________________3rd Deal breakdown: Purchase price: $175,000Loan amount: $160,000Monthly payment to seller: $437.50/mo0% interest rate 7-year balloon Currently rented month-to-month for $1,400.Market rent: $1,500/moFeel free to reach out if you have any questions!

I'm house hacking with a VA loan a four unit property  I'm looking forward to feedback and wish everyone success in their efforts.

I also don't qualify for any institutional loans at this point.

I am using an FHA loan so the house has to be my primary residence and there are no other bedrooms 

Your loan probably technically doesn't allow this because there is a "due on sale clause" but I have never heard of a loan being called as long as it's being paid My advice to you would be to screen potential property managers, read reviews then set it up to be managed by them. 

https://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/loan-amortization-sc...Free loan amortization tracker 

I have attempted to utilize traditional lenders however they will not loan on an investment property.

Having an existing HELOC is always a great resource (if you are planning on repaying the HELOC through the sale of said property, assuming equity would cover the loan payoff.