Or a combination of bank financing and owner financing?

Cash combined with courage in times of crisis is priceless.

My wife and I have a plan to buy an Apartment building with at least 24 units, and live in one of them (maybe two if we can combine two units for a bigger space?)

I like the combination of both notes and income property.

Advantages using VA financing:- can use rental income when vacating your currently primary residence to purchase another primary home even with no documented equity requirement in your current residence (conventional requires 30% equity to do so, and FHA requires 25%)- can use 100% of the rent minus the entire mortgage payment while FHA/Conv makes you discount your rents to 75% of the monthly gross minus entire mortgage payment with VA- can be combined with mortgage credit certificates(MCC) depending on what your income limit is in your specific state/county and this can provide a dollar for dollar benefit for approx 20% of all the interest you pay per year.

I just wasn't aware I'd still need the actual application as I thought I could combine then on TransUnion.

But you will have shorter loan terms, balloons, ARMs or some combination.

Personally I use a combination of llc's and insurance.

If nobody has ever paid $2000 for that bank directory (which I'm guessing nobody has, since she sells everything combined for $1300), it's ridiculous to say it's a "$2000 value," unless you can support that metric in some other way.

For instance using a combination of hard money and private loans.