You can lookup here: https://www.knowyouroptions.co... and https://myhome.freddiemac.com/...If the loans are backed by either of these, you may need to reference their servicing guides to explain to Chase that they are required to allow you to transfer the property to an LLC per the terms of the respective servicing guide.  

Guiding, advising, meeting in person, hours on the phone, discounting on property price and services.Properties appraised for more than you paid, you sold for more than you paid.

But, I would also put the responsibility on the Company to help guide the client properly, fairly, and expertly in any transaction and general investing blueprint the client is focusing on - making sure they understand the risks, etc.*  Appraisal – NEVER blindly rely on a lender’s appraisal.

To screen tenants, I would recommend reading through our guide How to Screen Tenants for Your Rental Property. 

Think about working with a mortgage broker who knows a lot about unusual loan options and can guide you through it.Good luck!

Work with an experienced real estate agent who can find you suitable properties and guide you through the process.

My advice is to slow down, take a breath, and always let the numbers guide you.Otherwise, you're not an investor; you're just a speculator! 

By working with a broker, I'd have a calm, seasoned professional guiding me should a loan start going south.

Just because the VA's know how to do the work, does not mean they know your property like you do, and thus, you'll still have to teach and guide them for the few months (at least).Have you thought about maybe hiring one of your cleaners to provide chatting assistance?

Look for good business partners who can guide you to these deals and don't try to take the burden on by yourself.