I have felt that with every investment property I acquire, I have less and less purchasing power.

Pros: - Low upfront cost- Very high profitability (we average 23k per deal of profit) and the ROI is AMAZING- Sustainability - so many land owners out there don't want their landCons- Can take 4-6 months or so to see results- Marketing is expensive, we send mail to acquire properties.

That being said, if you are looking for rental properties it all depends on the type of rental properties you are wanting to acquire.

I do have is the experience and the know how to acquire large amounts of housing in good areas for very good prices.

I did some research on renting by the room when I first acquired this property.

Real estate laws, tax implications, and asset protection strategies can be complex and vary significantly based on your situation and jurisdiction.Alternatives to Transferring to an LLC: If you're interested in investing in real estate through an LLC, you might consider purchasing additional properties directly through the LLC instead of transferring a property acquired with a VA loan.

Most everyone's goal is cash flow and it sounds like your other goal is also acquiring more properties.

Now you have cash to put down on a rental property conventional loan, and you can go and grab the next live-in flip with the VA loan.2. after six months to a year, move to the next property, where you can use the remaining balance on your VA eligibility to acquire and rent out the first property.

Then, the best move in my book is acquire a property where the numbers work for you to either house hack or have  a very viable and competent property manger.

Also, some concern on the $5.3 million in transaction cost to acquire the property approximately 9% of the deal, obviously there won't be any money set aside for renovations given that the property is only a few months old, so this is all frictional cost to the investor.