This new data on the report was a loan for a new rental that closed exactly 3 months ago plus a hard inquiry for this loan.

It looks like it's pretty much the same terms: 0% down owner-occupied and 5% down NOO. 2.25% funding fee and the seller will pay up to 6% of the sales price towards closing costs. 

We work very closely with a national lender and strategic mortgage partner with a diverse second lien position and second mortgage investor product offering.

I'm connected with a group that meets monthly. 

And as the buyer (my colleague) is now getting closer to closing it's starting to look like it might be worth just cleaning the place out and doing a very low cost rehab (paint, pressure wash and handyman repairs) for a quick sale.

But they are both VA loans.Now, on this house, when we bought it they told us that we could go to 291k, and anything over that we would have had to pay at closing.

Hello Rob,This is an example of the type of investor financing that we have had success in closing for our clients in the past.

I'm particularly passionate about Long term rentals but want to explore other aspects as I learn.Outside of real estate, I am a tech nerd and history nerd.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

I would greatly appreciate any advice and insights to better understand the local market and connect with real estate investors specialized in rental properties.I look forward to engaging in meaningful discussions, exchanging ideas, and build valuable relationships with other members.

See if you can run comps and narrow it down to the few that are in your neighborhood or as close as you can get to it.