If you don't want to go the conventional or bank route, you can try going for an asset-based loan, which doesn't care at all about your personal income (and won't even ask you for tax returns or pay stubs).One is the short-term bridge loan, which most people know as hard money. 

Conventional How did you add value to the deal?

Residential real estate is depreciated over a mid-month convention. 

I spoke with a broker and cpa and it looks like I can get a conventional loan, first time home buyer with great down payment and interest rates, and transfer the title into the s-corp after closing without refinancing.

I don't need help analyzing this deal; I'm looking for ideas on how I can finance this purchase and end up sole owner.Here's what I have:115k HELOC30k cashPre approval for 300k conventional loan.750 credit scoreLet's assume I don't have any friends or family willing to help me out with this.Got it?

I did a typical 30 year conventional mortgage putting 20% down. 

Also how high is the interest rate compared to conventional home loan?

Are you saying to simply get a conventional loan... and do what with it?

My RE goal right now is to have 10 doors by 2030; acquiring approximately 1 door per year with CF of at least $100 in a BRRRR setting and between $200-$300 in conventional purchase.

I've always thought that I can use the VA loan and also use a different type of loan such as conventional for my rental properties that I'm not going to be living in because I already used a VA loan for my current primary property that I'm house hacking but I want more.