@Bryan Field how will you educate yourself on all the legal aspects of managing rentals?

My concerns with selecting a servicer are the following: customer service, access to funds, access to education materials so I can learn how to stay away from prohibited transactions.

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Instead, I would source a list of all VA and FHA homes on the market in the area you want to buy and start reaching out to those homeowners directly, or hire a buying agent who has been through the process and can educate the listing agent on the benefits. 

You will encounter some resistance from VA sellers who want to keep their entitlement, but there are many out there who just need help and will be willing to listen if you can educate their agent about the intricacies of VA and FHA assumable loans.  

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We have a one-year-old son and want to give him a stable future as well as a solid financial education, one that we are just now working on ourselves.

This non-profit specializes in fair housing practices/housing discrimination on Long Island, "Our mission is the elimination of unlawful housing discrimination and promotion of decent and affordable housing through advocacy and education."

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Samewith the eviction moratorium during the school year for householdswith students, educators or school employees.Also,the city law that limits late rent fees to $10 ought to berevisited.