As an Active Duty member I felt it is a great beginning step!

As for what square footage is in the listing, it is always just an "estimate" and shouldn't be relied on for value, and smart agents always reference that. 

Been super busy with work but now they've hired a new team member I can fully focus on investments.

My father is quite the handyman so I would be relying on him anyhow for a majority of the expertise in fixing the place up.  

The member I spoke with recommended staggard checks to either yourself or to the seller.  

It is now time for me to become an 'active' member.  I

I have a couple small $10K lines of credits with a bank, a $20K HELOC, a family member I borrow $20K from, another investor I've borrowed $50K from and a credit card that gets free cash advances for $15K.

The information provided is merely the opinion of a non-attorney and should not be relied upon to make any decisions.Happy investing,Troy

There was quite a bit of deferred maintenance on the property and the parking lot had to be re-paved but nothing too intense had to be repaired or replaced.After we purchased the property and put a new PM in, the first thing we did was make a call the local housing authority in charge of section 8 and seek rental increases for the few subsidized tenants we already had.

He shouldn't be promising to pay anything and you shouldn't be relying on his promise.