However, there is a funding fee that gets incorporated into your loan (1.5% if it is your first time using the VA loan).  

I've taken an accelerator course to teach me about REI and making deals, but it was a bit too fast to have everything sink in so I'm working on building my purchase contract and assignment contract as I would like to start with wholesales and maybe a rental or two to get some cashflow.Today I incorporated as an LLC to make sure I'm protected.I'm looking for the following:other wholesalers to do some deals withbuyerslenderstitle attorney / title companyI'll hold my questions for another post, until then; let's connect on BP, meet for coffee, and see how we can help each other.

Also, what are your thoughts about incorporating before purchasing my first property?

@Aaron GouldAre you looking for strictly a tenant screening service, or a software that incorporates more than just screening (marketing, rent payments, etc.)?

Also, I couldn't help but notice your name, LLC name, email address and looks like your logo at the bottom of your post. how do you do that?

As some mortgage companies offer some financing deals to incorporate the purchase price then another mortgage for the rehab cost then you may need to find a HML.  

Read a bank mortgage and promissory note and incorporate similar clauses.

If you incorporate these items in your tenant application, it will help you to screen applicants more efficiently and filter out the deadbeats.Good luck!

I have been investing for a couple of years now, and with all thanks to God, my business is growing, so I am looking to incorporate driven individuals into my business model to handle the increased workload.

I have opened up so many newer options, those comments are no longer relevant as I've been buying 4-5 properties/year and Brrrr them and either incorporating them into my portfolio using LLC which then don't count against my 10 traditional mortgages, or selling them off.