I am combing through my local certified 2017 appraisal roll to build a targeted marketing list.

Purchasing involves combing through perhaps hundreds of candidates over a period of months, creating a short list, visiting properties in person, bidding, hopefully winning one, then managing a rehab, and then interviewing property managers, and then hiring one.

Ours (Green Remodeling) was not expecting the city to go through it with such a fine tooth comb.

Sorry I've absolutely combed forums looking for the catch in this method and I can't seem to find these specific answers..BTW, thanks SO much you both are insanely helpful. 

I’d be glad to comb through them for ones that suits both our interests.

You also need to know everything about the current tenant get the lease agreements go over them with a fine toothed comb.

Welcome to the community @Craig Combs good luck with your sale

Great info @Tyler Combs Thanks!

Hello BP,I have spent hours combing through old posts learning the world of commercial real estate investing.It has always been my dream to buy a small to mid size apt complex.However, I live in Seattle, and I quickly realized I was priced out of the market.

@Andrew Dodds, the way I read what Amber and Chris wrote, you could treat your $181k remaining VA entitlement as if it was a HELOC (like having existing equity), which should more than cover the required deposit that you might need for your next $500k home.Of course, your Non-VA Lender will go through your Debt-To-Income Ratio with a fine tooth comb, so depending on how much Rent they allow you to allocate towards your income, you could be good to go!