I can get a 75% ltv investment conventional loan at 3.675%.

I've also had a mortgage broker tell me that it would be $30-50 (which seems too low for an FHA / Conventional 5% down loan).Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Additionally, if you can't qualify for a conventional loan (or the property can't) then you have to deal with the options that are available to you, one of which is likely hard money.

You'll have enough to worry about adapting to your new CO & team.Btw, you may not like to hear this, but both conventional wisdom and my calculator say do not buy a house unless you intend to live there for at least 3 years, or you will lose more from transaction costs and repairs to spruce up a house to retail sale condition than you will ever gain from appreciation by owning the home. 

Conventional loan followed by construction loan and will cash out refinance at the end How did you add value to the deal?

Conventional loan followed by construction loan and will cash out refinance at the end How did you add value to the deal?

Something that I've been wondering about is whether new investors looking to buy their first property using a conventional mortgage use their personal credit to apply for the loan.

Conventional 3% down payment.

When I have watched shows where they build houses out of containers, it never seems like the budget is any less than a conventional build.Again, I love the look, but at this point I see them as a passion project for a developer more than any financial incentive. 

Can you get any kind of conventional loan, not owner occupied, for less than 20%?