Homeowners with a mortgage lien decide to sell their home or to work with another person offering to sell their home for them to buyers who cannot obtain traditional bank loans to finance the purchase.The person in charge of the sale will put up signs advertising the home (“For Sale” or “We Sell Houses”).The buyer will contact the person in charge of the sale.The buyer provides little or no proof of qualifying for the loan (“No Credit!

Another option is to go the more traditional route using a real estate agent and searching for a fixer upper with upside pore too that is in good enough condition to qualify for traditional financing.

For a limited time (while the VHDA has sufficient allocated funds remaining for the program) the 3% can be "gifted" by the VHDA to the buyer similar to their traditional grant programs.If you're thinking about picking up a single family to live in and the rent out down the road (it is required that this loan be for a primary residence) give me a shout or PM and I can connect you with a great lender who can go through the program details with you.

If you put them under the LLC with your traditional loans, then the due on sale clause enables the lender to accelerate the balance of the loan.

A) Not the traditional way.

@Kunal Mishra Traditional mortgages like you've started with can get you through the first 4 properties -- if you keep your Debt-to-Income ratios good, credit score up, etc.

To be clear, this is a 401K only for me and I am seeking "checkbook control" as I plan to invest into non-traditional investments like hard money lending or private placements. 

The fact that I am looking to buy multifamily properties limits my options as to what traditional loans are available to me.

Does a house that is in an area traditionally rented to college students appreciate at the same rate as SFH in the same town?

Traditional IRAs grow tax deferredContributions to Roth IRAs are made with after tax funds.