Conventional loans are loans governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (those are the loans for investment properties).  

The books have already been written, they are the Fannie Mae Mortgage Underwriting Requirements, Freddie Mac, FHA, VA and USDA are pretty much the same with spin off requirements for unique programs.

Hi @Jefferson Gan,The only Agency residential mortgage product that I am aware of, that will allow you to close with no CoO, is Fannie Mae HomeStyle.

Hello folks,I am closing on a Fanny Mae property this week and I understand that they normally come with a deed restriction to prevent selling it for more than 120% of the purchase price in less than 90 days.I just received the closing documents from the title company and can't find such a restriction anywhere.

Fannie Mae allows 10 loans.

The other issue is that it is a Fannie Mae Homepath Property which would be great if I was planning on occupying the residence, but I'm not.

If you're purchasing the property from a government entity (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD), or if you're purchasing the property as a short sale requiring bank approval, there may be restrictions imposed on your resale. 

I know Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac will issue up to 4 loans at a time for newbies, but with no money down they are virtually impossible to get a hold of for investors.

If you're looking to do a cash out before the 6 months you can do so another week delayed financing  offered by Fannie Mae .  

We have 5 properties, all Fannie Mae and want to restructure our loans to recapture equity and reinvest.