And if the judge says I need to pay you back, then I will.They'll probably start flapping their arms and waving their mystery lease around, but if you stay firm, I bet they'll back down. 

I don't know nor have enough knowledge to forecast the trend to time the market to catch the up wave.

Refi the original VA loan to something other than a VA and then apply for a VA loan as if it's your first.A side note if you have a VA disability rating of 10% or greater you can have the funding fee waved.

You will need to buy a baseball bat to beat them off of you when you wave that contract around.

You can wave "hi" on walks, ha!

Different from most people here my main focus is not US, but the methods, tips and tricks are pretty much the same in every place.I have followed the waves in here, but I guess somewhat intimidated by the size of this forum and keeping track of everything, but I guess that's a question of priorities ;)I love connecting, talking to and helping people, so if you ever wish to have a chat with someone about RE, Management or business in general, I'm always happy to chat, you can reach out on skype, where my username is "MadsSingers" Look forward to get to know everyone here much better!

Then ride the wave of appreciation, tax shelter, and debt pay down.

@John D.check out Wave accounting software.

I know many of you were investing during the last recession and were able to ride the wave.

I rent month to month because I like the flexibility it provides in terms of asking people to leave without having to prove that they did something wrong.....the downside of that is I end up getting houses back in November/December which always means I'm going to lose 1 1/2 to 2 months rent.not going to say finding a good tenant in a week is impossible, but in my experience I get inundated with the people who have a history of evictions and other undesirable activity during the 1st week the listing is up, followed by a wave of much better qualified prospects.