Investor sends me "wholesale" property, when they ignored the same address I sent to them direct without all the mark ups a week before and a "wholesaler" remarketed to them as a "wholesale" deal.  1/2 the time not even under contract, so the chances of that deal blowing up are good.After today, your agents will be required to have some kind of agreement with you before they show you homes. 

I was learning the VA Loan Entitlement process and wanted to verify if this is correct or if there's gaps in my research that someone can address and add onto:From my understanding, if a VA wanted to get a second loan without selling their first home, this is the process:And if my research is correct, I hope this helps out some of you :)1.

Will they be prepared to address retirements and disposition?

With the increased competition among sellers, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address buyer objections prior to going on market.

.#1 mistake is not using the right advertising websites correctly.So, ask your agent for a list of websites they are advertising your properties on.May also help if you post JUST the address here - we should be able to do a web search and find it - or there's an obvious advertising problem!

How would you address this? 

Your state would vary, but there's no right answer here unfortunately.Also, you should definitely get her forwarding address, especially if you take the advice of filing eviction.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

@Katrina Dividina  you are experienced so hopefully this is just forum-splaining :) just make sure the zoning allows it...sober living is usually addressed individually in the code and has its own hoops.Banks are charging 7.9% now and probably up so I would want a deal on the rate from the owner--where is he going to get 8%??

Keep looking for a CPA that can properly address your questions.