Your agent should be able to connect you to a lender that would have experience with the VA process.Quick primer on VA loans.https://www.va.gov/housing-***...One of the things I did since my first purchase was to write down in a log all the mistakes I made with each  property.

You can write it up in the Purchase and Sale Agreement.I would exhaust all options with the seller before going hard or private money.

The thought of traveling with cold storage devices, and having to write down a bunch of passwords in a book that you might lose, or in your head, then only to lose your life savings.... -- I'll pass.Probably a 100% overall return on my portfolio by now, though.

Hi , I pretty much found many of them to be around the same but what I do recommend and what I did was call as many local banks and credit unions as I could and ask them rates , amortization schedule, origination fees, pre payment  penalties , refinance options if rates go down , as many things as you can think of  and write it all down for each one.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

Quote from @Renee Ward: In a quote for an umbrella policy, when I see it in writing it is labeled a personal umbrella policy with our primary home cars etc. 

When your tax professional calculates your UDFI tax, you can obtain information from the asset sponsor for potential write-offs. 

I would get rid of that immediately.Second, I would ensure your rules are clear, in writing, attached to the lease, and posted in locations where the occupants can't possibly miss them.

Now they write the offer and send it online.

I write Millers Mutual for a lot of those types of properties in PA and Ohio.