Occupant profile: two older ladies on SS, one with mental disability and another with cancer undergoing radiation treatment.

I spoke with the VA asset company that handles all properties and even the lady told me that they have only been managing the VA accounts for 4 years and they wouldn't have any record anyway.

My lady is a real estate investor & she works as a senior financial analyst with the biggest entertainment company in the world (which coincidentally enough, is the place where we first met as co-workers).

I will have to admit that i have thought back many times to before i was married and had 3 kids that if i could have done it again that would be what i would have done.Condos could be good could be bad... the thing you want to watch out for is the association and how often the increase the dues... they tend to cut into your profits.

This will sure be interesting to watch as it essentially gives the platform the ability to invest in deals without people choosing each deal.

We have about 30k ( from 401K) we would be willing to use , I have been reading and watching the BP webinars so I know there are options on how to finance our first one however I would love some insight on your opinions what way we should go about financing our first investment.

Account Closed very nice, I've been watching these being built, love the neighborhood and turned out great!

It also sounded crazy to a lady I spoke with at a local REIA meeting I attended last night.

I was only renting it for $4000 I can give you another example of a house i bought for $1000 that rents for $875 The military lady in it wants to buy it for $110,000.00 it is worth about $125,000-$135,000 

Each transaction will need to stand alone and be "at arm's length".You may need transactional funding on the A -> B transaction and you'll need to watch out for title seasoning requirements on the B -> C transaction.Whatever you put together, do your homework and vet it with your attorney and the title company agents.