Heck I’m staring at a giant multi-level waterfall with an artificial lake full of ducks and geese as I write this. 

From what I was told by a Chase lender, most institutions use the same underwriters, who implement this 2 year requirement.I understand that private lending could be an option, however, I'm not sure who would lend to me with favorable terms based on my lack of real estate experience.

By "partial" I mean renovating the kitchen and bathroom, painting the place, re-tiling the floor and maybe adding some smaller features that can make a difference to prospective buyers, such as new A/C units, new internal doors, or maybe even sell the place furnished (home staging is not really an option here); with no or minimal demolition, and hopefully without electricity or plumbing issues.

We have good products for under 30 days and over 6 months, but not a lot of great options for between.  

The land is currently  pretty much all. jungle would a 2 bedroom home be the best option or would you guys try to build 1 bedrooms 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

The down payment option + traditional will most likely be lower.

While I'm not yet familiar with the neighborhoods in Columbus, I'm specifically looking for a small multi-family rental property that will offer long-term appreciation potential.

What are other options?

Hi Paul, I will invest in small multi-family rental properties, primarily focusing on buying and holding long-term.