@Dan Krupa , If I am not mistaken I do believe that if someone ever files a mechanics lien you can in turn request that they perfect the lien (which I believe is another way of getting this matter before a judge) once you make this request it will be up to the party who filed the lien to prove (at their own expense) that their lien is justified.

Many smaller owners are fat and happy, because they bought their properties years ago and don't need to raise rents or be efficient to make money.  

Respectfully,Michael Volek(I can't post all of my contact info, since this is outside the marketplace, but I believe I can in a PM)

But I'm being as careful as I can in understanding the game.

If I go out with all of the offers I have for coffee and lunch I will be VERY jittery and fat! 

So I can in fact rent out my VA loan acquired property after living in it fora year and get another with an FHA right?

You can in fact buy multiple properties using the VA loan as long as each was your primary residence at the time of purchase and both are under your maximum VA loan amount which is $417,000 for the majority of America and even higher in select counties with high cost of living.  

Hi fellow BP-ers,I’ve been lurking on BP for a while, trying to learn as much as I can in the process, and I’m planning on making a purchase in the next 3-6 months.

I do know however that it is best to start building out what you can in the beginning to save your self pain and liability in the future.

I love talking about it, I love looking at houses, I love making offers, I LOVE when those offers are accepted, I love the back and forth negotiations, I love the possibility of what an ugly house can become, I love the process of making an ugly house better, I love listing the finished product, I love signing the closing documents and I love cashing big fat checks!