I recognize this is far from the typical topic posted within BP circles and forgive me if I am barking up the wrong tree here.

I was so wrong.

May setoff tenants on the the wrong foot.

All:I've recently passed my 15th anniversary of buying my first investment property and have been reflecting on what I've done right and wrong in those years.

I have heard that the VA Loans are the most restrictive, as far as a Property can have virtually " NOTHING "  wrong with it, I'E. has to be in Liveable/move in condition as the property currently sits,  in order for it to qualify.Given this, What things will usually disqualify a property for getting approved for a VA loan ?

In fact there is absolutely nothing wrong with the above described technique as long as it's fully disclosed and UNDERSTOOD by all parties.John is "disgraced" because he got involved as front man with a Salt Lake City real estate marketing firm that promoted John all over late Nate TV back around 1998 - 2003.  

Nothing wrong with hard money but if your goal is to keep it as a rental why not look into a Fannie homestyle loan?

This will cost a bit, but you will be provided with a written report of the things they find wrong.

The media got this one completely wrong.

Where I would suggest you are probably going wrong:1.