If you know any photographers that you recommend I'm open to suggestions! 

Here's the catch: you have to be a veteran and you have to have your real estate license.

As a new investor, my approval with Veterans United didn't work to buy a multifamily property. 

I just made that transition and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was.I can keep all my current bookings with Evolve.I was able to transfer my reviews back to my VRBO listing.For $250, I can keep my photographs and listing description.I am now back on my own and the transition was fairly quick (it took a few days) and simple.

Rob,If you are a veteran you can use your VA entitlement and either do a Cash out refinance up to 100% LTV or Buy another home using VA again.

As two veterans just starting out in real estate rental investing, our goal is to share our unique perspective and the key lessons we're learning along the way. 

Whether you're a seasoned real estate veteran or fresh in the industry, your insights can help us all grow.Let's use this space to collaborate and inspire each other.

I am a veteran also.

Although HELOCs are generally more challenging for investment properties and might come with higher interest rates, it's not impossible to find one with effort.I have a VA lending contact who is a retired Army veteran himself.

A little bit about me thats not related to real estate, I have lived in NWA for 10+ years and I love to call this place home, I am also a sports/adventure photographer sometimes, I love hiking and skiing, and somehow after all these years in Bentonville I am just now getting into mountain biking and I love it!