Commute - for Huntsville proper, the straight ride down 431 is fairly easy and not too congested. 

But, that is also why it is not straight forward and sometimes a little bit of a crapshoot.

I talk to people reguarly that think they have to stop investing or go straight to hard/private money once they have 10 conventionally financed properties or can't qualify for one of the reasons I mentioned previously, but there are other options. 

We pride ourselves on clear communication and straight forward/transparent pricing.

@Joe Facenda - here's a copy of the Chapter 3 of the VA pamphlet straight from the VA website, 'The VA Loan Guaranty' - Microsoft Word - Chapter Lender's Hanbook Chapter 3 (va.gov)If you go to the 'Occupancy' section, you will find information corroborating what I just said about extension of the occupancy timeline. 

You also could buy a multi-family in VA and rent out the additional spaces.Keep in mind that VA is for primary residence only.You could just go straight up investment but that is a much more expensive proposition.As for a lender, I have a lot of experience in this area.

You'd be better off just investing in one of the many note funds rather than straight-up gambling for a couple hundred extra bps. 

I just wanted to see if I could get a straight up response/ answer out of him.

So, lemme get this straight: stop signs are interference with traffic, rather than a regulation that enables us to have traffic in the first place.sounds like your definition of free market is “unfettered lawlessness.”

Hey Taylor, I am not sure if you were financing it I would jump straight to trying to refinance the investment property.