He says most of the closing costs could be rolled into the loan.

At least get the rent roll, when things are due, and if they are on leases or month to month.

But soon came to realize that either they didnt know what i was talking about or they was sending me to different departments. long story short i never got the tax roll. anyway i can get this list???

The rent roll is below market, and the building itself needs a good amount of work (Estimate roughly $500,000+ worth of work)3.

Yes, you will have access to a VA loan with 100% financing, however:This doesn't to you a whole lot of good if you are only in a duty station for a few monthsDepending on your rank, duty station, and other factors, you may be required to live on base at timesVA loans are only for owner occupantsYour purchase price will still be dictated by your credit and income (see first bullet above), andIt can be extremely risky to buy with 100%+ financing at the peak of the market (I say 100%+ because many servicemembers and veterans roll their VA funding fee into their loan, which can leave them leveraged at 102% or more - with negative equity).

This thread has been a great reminder for me to ignore those places and continue look for value add opportunities that will fatten the rent roll and keep me from spending my retirement years working as a cashier at Walmart.

Hello Hatim,I see a lot rent rolls for clients investing in many different areas around the US.

Finished a massive remodel on my house and Bought another rental almost two years ago and did some things wrong (including having a tenant that was running a 3 million dollar real estate scam that got hooked on heroin when the feds caught him lol) but I've learned a ton from it and am ready to get things rolling and start buying properties. 

Some agents just put a lowball contract in to “get the ball rolling” in order to get a price from the bank.

Read this:  https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/10/02/...Under certain circumstances, you can roll-over your 401k to a self-directed IRA and buy a rental property from your IRA.1.