The latest one may give you some inspiration.

Have not worked with VA stuff in years as I do commercial only now.The VA residential stuff I did (maybe it has changed now) the VA picks an appraiser to go out and inspect the property.The property has to conform to certain standards for the VA or the appraiser will not give the go ahead to fund until the items are fixed.To my knowledge FHA is not like this but you have to put 3.5% down versus 100% with VA but then you still have a funding fee to deal with.So with all the changes things could be different now and they have a loan for rehab properties but I don't know of any.I would really talk to a mortgage broker that specializes in VA loans and they can give you the latest updates as to what is or is not allowed under the programs.Usually bank owned properties do not like VA buyers because of all the kick outs that happen with condition issues and not loaning on the property.

I have tried different approaches for wholesaling and right now my latest approach is looking for vacant properties in my city.

What I can Offer to BP users:- What to do when it comes to updating a house with the latest and greatest Electronics,-Assistance with their house projects in return for mentorship and a chance to shadow what they do.What I am looking for from BPusers:- If anyone needs someone to check out a property or take Pictures of the property, I am your guy. ( currently have an hour drive from my house to work, I am used to the drive it nothing)-Knowledge: I am alway listening to Bp podcast and learning -Let's Meet: anyone with the same goals In the surrounding Massachusets region, don't be afraid to reach out.  

Latest update is: the plaintiff has filed for an extension:)So, having a valid contract is important, but knowing and following licensing laws is also.

 My latest aquision is a 1.57 ac property with two parcels in Olympia Wa. 

In the latest podcast they talked about that very same thing.

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https://vimeo.com/263639790 I know I am really behind the times in most things technical.. and I am sure many of you guys use drones..but this is the way to present your flips.. these things sell houses hands downthis is our latest new build in Charleston.. our project in Gresham is selling so fast that drones were not necessary..  

The latest on this is that my realtor put a letter in the door of the next door tenant several days ago, saying their landlord is to call him immediately.