Of course I’d only use the capital I’ll need to acquire properties.

This can help with acquisition and rehab of rentals while giving you time to refinance after 12 months into traditional lending products.

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They're just products of the individual banks that offer them, so each lender can make up their own rules. 

Also, you don't have to spend so much money on a turnkey product; $190k for a duplex seems really high.

I am currently in the works to use the NACA assistance program to acquire the property.

Have you located your niche market or even found a property to acquire?

Or if your seriously looking to acquire it show the funds you have available to put down in the form of a bank statement.  

DO you want to acquire a property using none of your credit?

What size assets are you looking at acquiring?