Thanks in advance.SamHi Sam, I think you should stay on the road and continue to make BIG money (because it's better to be a rich insane man then a poor one), and milk it for all it has.Some advice, straight from D-Town (You only get one shot--do not blow it): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

You are so much ahead just thinking about it! 

Here's a high-level look at some of the preliminary numbers:Offer price: $53,500Purchase closing costs: $1,200Rehab estimate: $25,000Estimated holding costs: $2,000ARV: $105,000-110,000Target 75% cash-out amount: $79,000 - $82,500As you can see, the numbers looked pretty good up front and it looked like we would be pretty close to breaking even on the project after the cash-out refi, so we went ahead with the purchase.

First, because of your musical background, you're already light years ahead of many experienced investors. 

That seems super simple and straight forward.

Generally, VA “1-Time Close” loans are a lot work and the rates/fees are much higher than a straight VA.

@Jaysen MedhurstI went ahead and contacted the commercial loan officer at my bank and unfortunately because of the virus he said that the bank is not at all interested in multi family.

Any advice helps Thanks again for reading this and thank you ahead of time if you choose to respond. 

Normally I would listen to everything first but I wanted to get straight to the point.

Thank you ahead of time.Ross Gleason