I have a post here on BP that goes over how your DEALS will go up over time with subsequent mailings.

If you can find a home that you can buy significantly under market and you can subsequently rent it profitably at under market rates you may do quite well.

I understand that California will claw-back the gain should you subsequently complete a final sale (without performing another 1031 exchange). 

After the completion, and subsequent closing, of the new home we are wanting to purchase our first investment property.I am very excited to have come across BP and have learned a ton from the site so far.  

If this deal takes you out of the running for subsequent projects because you paid all cash your opportunity cost is pretty high.

Also bear in mind that your second and all subsequent VA loans cost more than the first.

Hello all,Currently looking at properties in my area on auction.com, I am looking to rehab and subsequently resell at least two properties by the end of this year and there are a few on auction.com that have caught my attention.

I am familiar with contact groups and group texts, but as another poster mentioned, this exposes each tenant to everyone else's phone number (and subsequent replies). 

If so, I'd then ask you consider taking advantage of owner occupant financing to rinse and repeat, and/or consider pulling out any lazy equity to fund subsequent purchases, all the way to funding your retirement, or your child's college years or...whatever is important to you at that time. 

You will have to pay a higher funding fee on each subsequent use, but you can use a VA loan more than one time.