Negatives to VA Loans- Seller pays for termite Inspection-Termite damage needs to be repaired- VA property condition requirements- Longer close times- VA borrowers are typically, but not always, First Time Home Buyers, so all the perils that go along with that.- VA Borrowers very often tends toward very subpar lenders like USAA for instance.

We've found this to be the most effective way for us to manage that process.We don't use most of the financial aspects of Stessa though since income/expenses is available to us in QBO. 

Market fluctuations, maintenance costs, and the complexities of managing tenants are aspects that require careful consideration and planning.

In a lot of ways i still feel 18 and i still have so much maturing to do, however i do feel mature in many aspects, i have a stable career, i pay all my bills, i have a car bill but it will be paid off ASAP (less then 300 a month) and no bad habits/addictions.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Of course this depends on the # of units, but good software can save you a lot of time with most aspects of the management. 

It can be a negative factor if there's increased traffic/noise or if it blocks off a view. 

I think we will shoot for this, hoping for our cash flow to be just slightly positive, mostly so it's not negative.

I realize a sample of one is real small and that she did minimal research before proceeding but she is so far negative on this ADU conversion that even with better contacts and research it would still be negative. 

FHA has its own inspections so to win at FHA (unless you are doing 203k which is not advisable right now and for a new investor) you need a property that will pass the test.Your net income will be low to negative with FHA and PMI as well, which can be ok in NY/NJ with appreciation, but it seems like you are thinking more units, more income, but it also means more problems for a first-time landlord.