Hi @kira golden what parts of the island have you been investing in?

Chapter Seven of the VA Lender’s Handbook clearly states:“If a property is to be owned by two or more eligible Veterans, it may consist of four family units and one business unit, plus one additional unit for each Veteran participating in the ownership”.

In the meantime consider just storing your cash in a vehicle that offers a stable/consistent ROR.

Kudos to you, because I am sure that took a lot of consistency and determination.To answer your question about rental rates, 1) You should do some market research to see what comparable properties are renting for in your specific neighborhood or close by.

Before price reduction seriously consider kitchen island with seating (2 seats, maybe 3 would fit?).

Stronger economies generally support higher rental demand and property appreciation.Neighborhood Analysis:Safety and Crime Rates: Avoid neighborhoods with high crime rates, as these can affect property values and rental income.Property Demand: Look for areas with growing populations or proximity to employment centers to ensure consistent rental demand.Property Condition: For fix and flips or BRRR, assess the condition of properties carefully.

I hope to repay whoever can guide me with my consistency, my loyalty, and everyone’s favorite… money!!

So, start communicating to your network what you are looking for and do that consistently for at least 90 days and you should find something.

Its real estate market has been buoyed by consistent population growth, driven by a strong local economy, job opportunities, and a relatively low cost of living.I'm going to send you a connect request. 

It's ok to bypass scalable appreciation in your town in favor of a property in good shape or that you can put in good shape that will consistently cash flow with decent to quality tenants.