This is not intended to attack anyone but to clarify the question and give any and all answers better context. 

And see that if you make 5k less expenses 2.5k = 2.5k you can attack it as well.My Conclusion 1.

Having break-in to WIFI is common business, wifi is not reliable, if I want I can always attack someone wifi and possibly make that key lock not working which at the end defeat the purpose and advertise how to attack certain lock in Tiktok (just similar to what happen to Kia/Hyundai where they're easy get stolen).4. in case we really really really need smart lock, use one that require less amount of energy and use protocol that's very local, like bluetooth or Zwave.

What are some better strategies I can be attack with the VA loan given this market? 

My current plan of attack is to secure a 300-350k property (with intention to rehab) in my new city on an FHA with my business partners money.

We do this all the time and this seems obvious to us, and this always comes up during a client call.We ALWAYS turn over every stone with a client to make sure the strategy we are employing is a proper fit to them.The fact that you attacked my article and tried to promote yours based on these minor at best (nonexistent issues IMO) Is not a good practice and not a good look to folks.

However, Proposition 13 is definitely under attack in California. 

I'm trying to put together a general plan of attack. 

My post was not an attack on you so I'm sorry if that's how it came across.

As for consolidation I agree with Brian, kepp them seperate and attack the smaller balances first regardless of it's rate.