So my net recommendation would be to as your PM if they are open to using a system like that, you might not be their first client to pose the question.

I definitely recommend using a licensed loan servicer if you own even one owner-occupied mortgage note.

I have tried using a plastic trim piece between. the cabinets and the floor to keep them from contact smaller spills and leaks on the floor.

They make no repairs , so how could someone get around this do you think , and be able to buy a HUD listed property using a VA Loan ?  

We are using a licensed Broker-Dealer3.

I even just did a loan for an attorney that was using a weak agent.

Since you are using a PM, you start relaxing year one.Year 2: Refinance another unit = 100k untaxed "income".13 units income after taxes = 900*13*12*0.8(tax factor) = 112k after taxesDividend/annuity income: 5-7k after taxes?

@Mason GriffinStarting with a duplex and using a VA loan is a wise decision for first-time homeowners since they often have cheaper interest rates and do not demand a down payment.

Using a bedroom in your home as an Airbnb, thereby converting it into an active income source, would generally not affect the classification of your other rentals.

To be refinanced using a conventional loan it would have to be moved to your name, assuming you're looking to convert the property as your primary.