I assume that this is a measure that prevents veterans from running around scooping up an empire of properties on 0% to very little down.)We no longer own our 2008 home, but still own our current residence on our VA Loan exemption.  

There are so many things you can get in exchange for a lower compensation price;a change in zoning (to a higher density), elimination of setbacks and landscape buffers, a reduction in parking requirements, a change in land use for taxation purposes, a reduction in stormwater requirementsan increase in building height restrictionsthe list goes on and on.

They want real qualifying letters from conventional lenders.The people I know who are successful in land flipping usually purchase the land, inventory it for a bit, and sell it with owner financing, thereby creating a note they hold.  

Crafting a passive income empire to ditch that 9-to-5 goodbye!

Better to build your REI empire before quitting!

I have no idea if I want to build an empire of single family homes over time, or eventually transition into commercial. 

Liquidating this property with hopes to start my rental empire this year.

I live in inland southern California, which is more affordable than the coasts, but still more expensive than what I'd like my first investment to be (around $100k).

Unfortunately I've seen too many people from LA or OC thinking that the inland empire will give Midwest-like returns and that just isn't the case as much as I might like it to be. 

Typically I am seeing added values in north inland San Diego between $50k and $100k.