I welded the middle 3 point hitch with 3 car batteries, some jumper cables, vice grip pliers and 1/8" 6014 welding rods.

The fire captain did let me know that, they would be able to use it for the fire training and burn the structure to the ground and that I would need to get a burning permit from the County health department first.

Monthly payments being the same, would you rather buy at a lower price but with a higher interest rate on your loan, or vice versa?

For painting the exterior is it currently a darker color going lighter or vice versa?

Or vice-versa.

I'd make your next station decision based on your career and let your REI follow instead of vice versa.

@tyler hart I am an active duty captain stationed in Hawaii.. my advice is to use the VA loan and grab as many doors as possible that you can manage.. if you're in Hawaii that's only going to be a single family but you can house hack..

Tell the agent your intentions and see how they can help you and vice versa.

One thing I would respectfully caution is that if someone (i.e. me for example) decides to put off making my first deal because I'm going to put LLCs into place first and that's what I deem necessary to run my business/company, than others need to respect that vice stating that I'm just looking for another excuse to avoid taking that first step.  

Yes the market will beat R/E in certain times frames, and vice versa in others.