@Rivy S.

This question is a little too general to answer with one loan option.Alot of it depends on how you get the property, if from auction or wholesale they generally want cash, so you will go hard money or private funds, and then do the refi.Different loan options for different strategies, if your going to live in it, that 's the easiest and cheapest financing.I'd suggest describing how your going to be buying a house and then ask out how to get that house.

I was thinking more of refinancing it through an LLC or S-corp of my company that is buying the homes.

IF you are considering a BRRRR, I would network first with your local REIA and try to find a contractor/s and/or an experienced flipper/rehabber.

@Thomas S. 

2) The rehab money is coming from My LLC (taxed as an S-Corp) to pay the contractor.

I am adding walls and doors to make them 3-1's This will raise the rent some.

@Adrien S. send request and pm me

@Byran Hyatt, great schools in East Lyme:https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/niantic/34-36-lincoln-...Deep River and Essex are also wonderful:https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/deep-river/91-w-bridge...https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/deep-river/10-high-st-...https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/essex/7-high-st-essex-...https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/essex/50-s-main-st-ess...https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/essex/55-s-main-st-ess...Schools aren't as good in Stonington, but it's my absolute favorite town in SE CT:https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/pawcatuck/63-moss-st-p...https://www.trulia.com/p/ct/pawcatuck/45-pawcatuck...

It's not worth the hassle for investors to deal with Section 8's ridiculous anti-landlord policies and audits in Louisville.