Conventional loans are the only conforming residential product for non-owner occupied. 

Can anyone recommend an excellent general contractor who is experienced and competent in dealing with rehabbing fire damaged homes? 

If so how do you skip trace those if they don't come with the excel format of property information.

It seems as if she would have to reduce her W2 income but that seems counter productive! 

@Zach HochstetlerThe lender can't "force" into one loan product or the other.Just to clarify... 

etc..If you are looking to leverage debt and come in w/ little to no money down (VA), I'd recommend owner occupying / house hacking / whatever you want to call it and depending on if you're looking at an SFR or duplex an FHA or conventional loan product will most likely work best. 

Unable to evict tenants, some N.J. landlords sue them instead.https://www.nj.com/hudson/2021...This is another excellent example of a tenant abusing the eviction moratorium.

I have excellent credit score.

Chuck Fowke, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), is quoted in the article as noting that “Despite strength in buyer traffic and lack of existing inventory, builders are slowing some production of single-family homes as lumber and other material costs, along with interest rates, continue to rise.”That said, over the 12 months we’ve seen a 36% increase in permits, but a delay in construction.

Their novelty product?