VA Loans are intended for Veteran Owner Occupied properties and have several regulations.

Hey BP,Perhaps this varies by state (I'm in Ohio), but if I have a deal made and the seller is willing to offer financing, are there any rules and regulations for the buyer that differ significantly from conventional mortgage loans? 

I also don't know the laws or regulations there.

There are some rules and regulations to consider with a 1031, but they're not as complicated as they seem and you'll need a Qualified Intermediary to assist you anyway, so they would help make sure you cross all your Ts. 

Watch for high debt in the local governments where you want to invest.

Overall, transactional costs as a percentage of the deal are extremely high in Western New York for all these reasons, additional NY State junk, and other regulations that drive our costs up, as well as the relatively small value of the properties.

I was doing some research and came across a government rural development loan.

These are regulated by the DMV and are RVIA certified units. 

As a landlord, it is imperative that you study up on the laws that govern the area where the rental is located.I don't have knowledge of attorneys who specialize in landlord-tenant laws for your jurisdiction, but you should first ask yourself, is evicting the tenant who is not named on the lease necessary at all?

Chances are there will be a initial delay in you receiving payment due to government paperwork.