I rec'd a response finally today, but it was "what do you mean, we are still progressing."

Collaborating with Jeff Dildine, who sourced the deal and negotiated terms, we ensured seamless progress.

Using your VA loan to HH a 4 Plex is a great plan, I'd just make sure you evaluate the deal first to make sure the numbers add up.

Good to hear some progress is made.

During the Due Diligence Period, the Buyer shall have the right to conduct, at its sole cost and expense, any and all inspections, examinations, appraisals, surveys, environmental assessments, and other evaluations deemed necessary or appropriate by the Buyer.Financing ContingencyThe Buyer's obligations under the PSA shall be contingent upon obtaining financing in an amount and on terms satisfactory to the Buyer, in the Buyer's sole discretion.

G'Day Carlos,Personally, I think it's a recipe for disaster rehabbing from out of state.IMO you would need deep roots in the specific market you are looking at investing.Or years long experience of knowing the who, what and when in that specific market.I only know of a handful of folks that can do it successfully and even they have been at it for many years and probably still loose money on rehabs to this day, no matter how integrated they are with everything and everyone.A good resources for pre-purchase, during rehab and after rehab's is Inspectify.Always get eyes on site before buying a property or processing a progress draw for the rehab.Much success

A checklist helps you cover all necessary details, while a capex estimator helps you evaluate potential repair and maintenance costs.

If this situation presented itself to me, I would evaluate if my unit is at fair market value and if so, keep the rent as it is.  

This year I am seeing estimates of 8% appreciation in the zip codes I own property in.I am expanding my radius to find a good multi family or small apartment deal, but have no idea how to evaluate the more rural areas. 

People evaluate risk as if only 10-25, maybe 33 percent of their portfolio can get hampered at once.No, just no.