Though as for turnover, it's in a triple-A location at market prices, so the things will rent easily.

I know that for pretty much any project I plan (real estate or not) I take the amount of time I THINK it should take, and then double (or triple) it to get a realistic timeline.

Sometimes you have to double and triple check the brokers/agents numbers.

Once both properties are paid off I can either get another loan using the equity from 110 or and 108 or get another VA loan move it the new home and pay it off via triple payments.Currently I hold $5,000 in a separate account to account for the unknowns.I feel that started off very slow compared to other stories on BP but I am thinking hoping that the snow ball effect will continue to grow.What are your thoughts?

A Triple Net 30 year lease option i guess?

Sorry for the triple post!

This involves a triple net (or NNN lease) and I am wondering who has had experience with such a thing and what types of things I should watch out for and any problems that could arise from this type of deal?

Are there any CDFI's (Community Development Financial Institutions), SBIC or SBA lenders, that lend to, local, triple bottom line companies?

.$100k+  There are triple deckers with retail on the first floor and two apartments above and 3,000 sf retail buildings. 

Which would cash flow a nice $1,400 or $480-500 net, but then I realized the taxes were triple what I estimated, instead of 2k it was over 6k!