It really depends on the loan type that you are in initially.

@Syed Ahmed Let me know if you have any questions regarding fix and flip or DSCR loans.

You can then put that towards you new place or another property in your new area.You can also look at the new FHA 5% down loan for your next place.

Well, Miss Tisha You do owe Royal Sterling Investments LLC an apology because I was told you never kept to time and your loan was declined since you never had a contract with them.

The cap rates themselves from their ads don't include the cost of a commercial mortgage in their calculation.Now commercial loan rates that I'm seeing are at minimum 6% and higher. 

I used my VA home loan to purchase this property.

loan for the rehab.

You get new cash to re-invest in new basis in RE in your own timeline, or you can reposition the investmetn into equities.BUT, what to do if tax bill is 40-60% of your equity after you pay the loan, and you don't have losses to offset that gain?

They do have loans that will actually use your 401k as collateral. 

Quote from @Jacob Sherman: its mostly fix and flip loans and then cashout refinancing to permanent financing when rented Is a fix and flip loans the same as a bridge loan?