Then, if you decide to refinance before moving, you can always pay down the principal to go conventional at that time.

Lets say you go conventional 20%, that's about $19,000 (not including closing fees).

For the past couple years I've been in the CNC & conventional Machining trade and I plan to continue to stay in this field as I do like the work and pay..

@Pablo Yepez for an investment property that you are not going to live in, for Conventional financing you need 15% down for a 1-unit property and 25% down for a 2-4 unit property. 

If you have the credit, a conventional 3% down loan will likely be the better option for you.

It’s in a stable area, good rent roll, owner has taken care of issues quickly and all units leased.I’m not positioned for a conventional mortgage.

Currently have 5 deals in the pipeline as an agent scheduled to close in the next 2-3 weeks, 4 of them are FHA loans and the other is conventional fannie/freddie backed and things are progressing as usual with all of them. 

Another thing to keep in mind is that if you use a VA loan for a different property with fewer units, one of the stipulations of the VA loan is that you are the occupant of that property for the duration of the mortgage, which means that if you decide to move on to your next house hack to grow your portfolio, you would have to refinance your house with a conventional loan.

I have thought about just transferring my current title from my conventional financing into my LLC but I have heard that they could call the loan due if I do this.

We are talking about a conventional loan.