Maybe I’m reading this wrong but after reading several articles it’s my understanding that normally when a civilian assumes a VA mortgage the “VA entitlement” will remain with the seller meaning purchasing power in the future will be less since it’s still tied into the current loan and the 1 year occupancy is foregone since the seller has lived in it over a year. 

According to this article it is!

I ran the spreadsheet that @Scott Trench has on the article "Millions of Americans Should Keep Their Homes as Rentals, Not Sell.

Some recent articles are saying DFW will be as large as NYC by the end of the century - is that long enough for you?

The option is a valuable thing for the buyer and whatever that value is, is the price of the option. 2,3.

I have linked below a BP article that goes over the nuances of BRRRRs.

It's important to educate yourself on how to prevent it from happening, and then being prepared to act quickly and decisively if it does happen.The problem is pervasive enough in Cleveland that a Google search turned up a lot of news articles, helpful blogs, and other resources.

Seller financing is soooo much more valuable than a bank for so many reasons.I was just talking to my wife about this, I have no intention of buying another investment property with traditional lending.

(Definitely not 4-digit-$$)Need your honest thoughts and inputs on this :)  You will need to bring more to the table for this to be a service that investors find valuable. 

I also would be interested in partnering, but not even sure how to start.Any articles, blogs, info welcome!