It has a VA loan currently, so if we were to sell, I suppose I could try to market to other VA-eligible buyers so that they could maybe keep the 2.25% if that's an option to try to add value. 

Hi @Andrew Singh      If you are using an LLC, I assume you would be using hard money (short-term loans) and/or DSCR loans for long-term holds?

No need to worry about you can use it even after having a conventional loan.

If one of these loan conditions are not required, go with the banking soluton that offers the most convenience. 

The other will be sent to a scammer (David Owens of Owens Financial Group), who claimed to be legitimate, but was actually just pulling me along and had me wire funds for a loan that never even seemed to exist.I waited about a year to take action and I figured better now than never to act on this.

Then, the DAY BEFORE closing day, the lender informs her that the condo is in fact 'non warrantable' and they can't lend on a traditional conventional loan and need to change the loan terms to a 'non warrantable' loan product which greatly increases her interest rate.

My wife wasn't involved in the loan or title, it was just me.

The goal here is to rehab the loan or foreclose on the property. 

Once I have more savings built-up, from what I have seen on YouTube I am thinking I want my first property to be either a duplex or triplex turnkey where I will use a FHA Loan.

For example, if I take the DSCR loan myself and use a HELOC for the down payment, the property is in my name, but I have friends and associates who might want to invest, say $5k or $10k.