Typically some terms you might see are minimum 660 credit scores, up to 90% loan to cost (LTC) and 100% LTC on renovation up to $250k.

They take a bit longer to close but they typically DO close.I think you might be limiting yourself too much by requiring cash only and not listing them on the MLS.

@Logan Laperriere I have just started looking into it but yes directly with the local VA services.

Go DSCR and up the LTV to 80% if it will debt service if not keep it at 75%.Second option is get a portfolio loan you are buying more then 3 properties.DM with any questions if you want to understand blanket portfolio loans. 

MICs generally charge a lot in points and have high rates, and typically won't lend above 75%-80% of purchase.Some brokers will also have access to private individuals who are willing to lend, which can be more flexible.

Thank you for your Service!   

I'll start with the Axios interview I gave back in December and was published in January  Case and point, the low skilled Agents will be pushed out as there is now less low hanging fruit out there for them.The Elite Agents who have been superior to the low skilled Agents in everyway except for the willingness to work for a low wage, will no longer have to compete with 1,000's of low skilled Agents offering their services for a much lower price than the Elite Agents.Fewer low wage Agents means all that money rolls right back up to Daddy.

I'm interested to hear—why do you say that you typically wouldn't buy with a DSCR loan?

So although you aren't selling a good, your are still offering a service to that person.

People like to only talk about one of them, typically :)