Has anyone had experience working with Three Pillars Capital?

So if you choose to move forward with investing this is how I often break it down for people into the five pillars of asset protection. 

I would recommend reading this article that covers what I call the "five pillars of asset protection."

@John J Garza check out Five Pillars Realty Group https://www.fivepillarsrealty.com/ they also have a page here on BP!

As Brandon Turner and some other fine folks from BP have stated, there are 4 pillars in a partnership: the Hunter, the Brain, the Collector, and the Hammer (implementer).

There are ways to do it, but it isn't as easy as simply moving every year and using the VA loan.You can also refinance into a conventional loan, or sell the first home, and then utilize the VA loan again in the area.Have you looked into Fiver Pillars Real Estate in Fayetteville, NC?

I work with Five Pillars Realty here.

Hit up @Chris Stroup, he's with Five Pillars Realty Group, they seem to have a good grasp on the ins and outs of the Fayetteville market.

Appreciation is wealth building pillar so I expect my properties to keep up with inflation. 

Here's a post I wrote on BP about market selection:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/833390-the-6-pillars-of-a-great-rental-market