Fortunately deeding is a state convention. 

You should be able to get something for 20% down conventional.

Conventional Financing How did you add value to the deal?

conventional financing with a GOE for most of the down payment How did you add value to the deal?

What is better, 15% for 1 year and then 29 years at 3%, and a kick-*** deal you picked up as "cash"..... or conventional lending from the beginning and no bargaining power for speed?

Did you go with Conventional or FHA?

Try buying a place with a 3% conventional loan that you can rent out after a year and do a slow flip in the meantime.

We've had massive wildfires in northern CA that has destroyed thousands of homes, in some areas many were manufactured homes, and won't cover replacing, IF they could even find the inventory from which to purchase as the manufactured homes dealers are months out on orders.

We put $13,000 down on a conventional loan at a 2.9% interest rate .It brought our savings down to $8,000.

I'm thinking you could do it if you were to lease the extra beds in your primary, plus your existing rental, plus a 600-700k luxury airbnb (10% down second home loan), plus an additional luxury airbnb purchased with conventional financing (20% down) and using the same operating systems as the first purchase.