Use that as motivation to stay strong and push forward by establishing concrete goals and accomplishing small steps every day that get you closer and closer to attaining those goals.

Once you know what you want to accomplish, you can bounce your thoughts off of others. 

This is my first post since, after scouring BP, I haven't found a situation similar to what I'm trying to accomplish and I hope to read some creative ideas!

It is a good idea to consider an option which allows you to collect rent much quicker than those others but still provides other rental management tools you might find valuable (again, not to knock Cozy or these other tools like Stessa because I know a lot of people love them), but since you have 24 units it may come down to the pricing (all depends upon what you want to accomplish).

This will accomplish two goals: 1) it will build your pipeline and 2) you will gain exposure to opportunities that cost little to no money.I don't know what you did to get the credit score you have, but it may be helpful to seek reputable counsel to help get that score up.

We want to use our business assets for business purposes.Now, along the lines of "is it better to use my other property"...again, this is ENTIRELY dependent on what you are trying to accomplish.

This is best accomplished when you start working with a L/O prior to your purchase.

Congratulations on your accomplishment!

I would recommend sharing your plan with them (so that they can match you with the most relevant loan products), learning about their experience in investing, and asking them what they are fueled by the most in their work.There are many technical questions you can ask, but I find that mortgage lenders are highly regulated in our new housing market (post 2008), so when I'm dealing with the reputable firms in my area I want to focus on getting to know the Loan Officer and understanding if they have the mental skills to help me accomplish my goals. 

Allowing for larger loan amounts with 0% down will accomplish that, since that VA funding fee is a percentage of the loan amount.Banks have started populating 2020 VA Funding Fees, so I think the following paragraph ought be accurate.One further thing that we do know is that the VA Funding fee % is also changing (unless you have a service connected disability). 2.15% is the most common currently, that's going to be 2.3%.