I provide them with the rent amount and they write a check in their name.My wife and I with my VA disability make $64,100+$88,608+$17,840=$170,550 or $14,212 a month or less.

My name is Cole, and I’m finishing up a degree in Applied Statistics at UVA in Charlottesville, VA.

This info is based on DSCR and Hard money loans, not FHA, VA, or conventional.

@Virginia VanOeverenWell said Virginia.

Shannon in VA Thank you so much Shannon!!

One key advantage is the VA loan, which allows you to buy a home with no down payment and competitive interest rates, making it easier to purchase property.As you continue to invest, you can use rental income to help cover mortgage payments or expand your portfolio over time.

I am also considering the "assumable" VA loan option to lock in a lower interest rate.

Both property's are located in Danville VA and essentially what i did was pay seller the amount they wanted to net for the sale and took over the payments for their current mortgage providers.

I'm Craig Rosenfeld, a 21+ year Realtor based in Montgomery County, MD, just outside of Washington, DC and licensed in all three jurisdictions. I currently own one rental property and looking for adding at least one m...

I am also a real estate agent and I was wondering if there are any associations or something similar that I could join to become a real estate agent specializing in VA Loans so I can help my fellow vets.