On the surface it looks like a good deal since in theory it meets 1% rule and that's hard to find in DFW.

The old, hard stuff just doesn't seem to wear beyond the sealed surface. 

A fogger hits all of the surfaces quickly, dries quickly because its not a moisture saturating fog and you can then close up the walls once you confirm the smell is gone.

Is it worth me offering to pay for or split the cost of a rental carpet cleaner or professional cleaning surface? 

Think of every surface, everything you add, what ever is inside the unit needs to be cleanable in 2-3 hours MAX. 

Laminate is a suitable surface but often looks faker than Vinyl in comparison to real wood.

On the surface it appears as though you are...but when you apply the domino effect to it...you are going to lose money hand over fist.

There is no surface value difference.

From what I remember it’s liquid as heck and can run pretty easy on vertical surfaces.

Is there any other current veteran investors in the area that can shed some more light on the full potentials of VA home loans i feel i am only scraping the surface. i get the main points of0% money down requiredno PMI requiredlower rateslower closing costs1-4 units max if purchasing multi-tenantand current VA loan limit is just over 400,000Any advice here would be appreciated and of course id love to start surrounding myself with other local investors because after all doing this alone is foolish. especially in the beginning.