So it is not a viable loan for non-owner occupied investment properties.I have 2 recommendations for you:- Define what you want from real estate investing short and long term- Look into house hacking your first deal. 

To add, I would seriously consider house hacking.

Most of the content should be geared towards providing values (market trend, "hacks & tricks" of managing rentals, etc.) to your target customers, not selling about how good you are or what properties are available.

Purchase price: $160,000 Cash invested: $42,000 This was my first purchase and am currently house hacking!

Purchase price: $78,000 Cash invested: $3,000 Bought this property and house hacked by adding roomates while still in college.

I'm pretty familiar with Orlando, so I plan to start my investment path with house hacking there. 

You pay them the service fee and they will connect you with a local specialist that will fix whatever is broken (as long as its covered under the contract)-If the repair involves work not covered by your policy, then you will have to pay out of pocket directly to the contractor for extra.For me, as a first time home buyer of a duplex house hack, the seller offered a free home warranty as an incentive when purchasing the home.

Brandon Turner just did a webinar on purchasing/hacking small multifamilies including using the calculator.

Most first time investors are wanting a house hack or to BRRRR. 

End Goal: Cash flow and retire from our day jobs Personal:Matt - Moving to London in a week for work (Reinsurance)Max - Solutions Engineer - WFH, Willing to relocate to Denver AreaPlan:1) House Hack using FHA in Denver (~$500k duplex?