Bank Loan: Many lenders will finance homes in your community.

Or work it as a loan.

I'm looking for recommendations for someone who has experience structuring loans to minimize the taxes for me as well as either a service or software to maintain the loan, writing the note properly and how to receive payments etc.

You probably aren't looking for a conventional loan, since you mention owner-occupied.

Purchased a home in February with the VA loan.

Interest-only loans, 1031's, cash.

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It's going to depend on what type of loan you're planning on getting, and fees vary from lender to lender...same with title fees.

The problem you are likely running into is the Log Cabin part of it - at the end of the day, DSCR Loans are really still intended for properties that are generally usable for full-time owner-occupancy year-round living if needed - so true log cabins are pretty much outside of anyone's box.However, its definitely a grey area on what differentiates a "Log Cabin" from a "Cabin-Style" home. 

I used the VA loan to buy this house.