Just curious, what is the drawback of putting less than 20% down, assuming you can still qualify for the loan?

Drawbacks – I will shadow the project and will not study how the process)2.Maybe work as a Private Investors – for 8%-12% percentage from the profit.Drawbacks –on long run, I’m wont to build business base on other Private investors.

I guess the only draw-back is that he would be getting his share of the deal.

All of the offers I received on my first flip I'm selling having been requesting Home Warranty to be included.I've read that some drawbacks include: Unpredictable response time; too many clauses/exclusions that providers can use to deny claims (drawn out process to dispute); you're using their contractors only; and it's up to them whether something gets replaced or repaired.I'm sure there are people that have saved tons of money using home warranties.

As others have pointed out, the VA loan have some tremendous benefits as well as some drawbacks, as all loan products do.

I am really looking for how to decipher the benefits and drawbacks between large brokerages such as KW and ReMax vs smaller, local brokerages.

I feel there are much better areas in OK to invest in without the draw backs of the small town such as this particular one.

However, this strategy also has its own drawbacks. 

If you aren't taking much out, then the drawback of double taxation won't have as big of an effect.

The main draw back to turnkey that people need to understand is you need to hold it long term ie 5-10 years in most cases.