But this one is pretty unique in terms of views and proximity to water so I think we can get 350-500 on the low end.So on to the terms, I am unfamiliar with how private equity deals are usually structured so I was thinking I can anywhere from 10-15% of monthly net revenue until they buy me out of my original 100k 15 months the earliest and 24 months the latest. 

Is there any kind of hybrid loan that takes into account the revenue potential of a property (like a DSCR) while allowing me to take advantage of the lower rates I could get as owner/occupier with the VA mortgage?

So I have a property I am looking at that will require a renovation and could potentially earn a revenue of 73k per year as a short term rental on a 240k property.

Our last deal we took 20% plus 5% of revenue for property / asset management. 

Do you have any tools or suggestions as to how I should monitor the first home as far as expenses, Capex, forecasted revenue, etc.

There will be significant renovations to the main building.CostsAsking price: $200kRenovations: $100-150kMisc: $25kTotal: $350kProjectionsARV: $500kYearly Revenue: $100-150kTimeline: 1 year until operationalFinancesI'm thinking along some BRRRR lines here.

Normally, when someone applies for a loan to finance a property, the lender would primarily look at the property which is being financed and the revenue it can generate instead of looking at the financial situation individual itself.

Expected annual revenue if $140k.

I am unsure what I am going to do when October comes.I think the dynamic between consistency and revenue and the risk associated with both is very interesting and can potentially play a significant role in your success as an investor.

I agree with Jaryn, the price labs market dashboard is a really useful tool to help you get tangible revenue comps at a reasonable rate.