Your hard work and determination have paid off, and it's inspiring to see you take this big step in your real estate journey.

I know you’re not interesting in designing it yourself, but inspiration images can help the designer understand your style.I hope this is helpful.

We understand this can be challenging for our tenants, but we are planning for our children's future and teaching them about the REAL ESTATE benefits.Do any of you have suggestions as to how we can best approach this or can refer me to someone who can prepare a letter addressing our plans for the build?  

I'm not sure if there are any other next of kin; he has no children or spouse.  

Now, I'm tagging @Jason Wray here again incase there's any confusion but none of my children have access to my VA loan. 

Your reply inspired me to spent some time this morning running the number on a cash-out refi.

I recommend looking into areas near economic bases - close to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State Campus, New Albany, etc.

I'd also like to share some of the extra informative women on BP that I've been following over the years, in case you find them as helpful in the future as I have:@Brie Schmidthas been inspiring to me, as another young investor breaking free with RE to travel and enjoy life :)  @Elizabeth Colegroveis a super sharp landlord with a BP blog I got to see again in person recently :) @Marcia Maynardwas nice enough to come out to speak at my Summit in SF as a great landlord (and person) and one of the prolific female landlord contributors to BP.

My children may never join the military, but my decendents will all have benefits of USAA.  

Her children are elderly now but family bonds are strong and they still love gathering together so would love a gather spot of retreat like spot for them to sit and perhaps for family to go on holidays for events.