The VA is only available to veterans and both are only available to owner occupants.

Any guidance and advice from veteran landlords would be greatly appreciated!!

It may take a little while to get better photos(I have a great photographer), but let them know what you expect.

Hi All,I’m relatively new to the Real Estate world as a photographer, videographer, and drone operator.

Our teacher for the real estate exam class claims that veteran agents usually make around 3 times the amount I'm currently making per hour.I'm not a veteran agent obviously but the point is, if I continue down that path then I will end up in a place where my time is worth 3 times as much as it stands now.

Save that text message or email to the previous tenant, especially if they acknowledge they received the message.I would also take a precautionary measure to photograph where the vehicle is located and photograph the condition it is in prior to the tow.

I'm trying up predict the upset price on the foreclosure auction of a VA insured loan in Georgia and am not sure if I'm off base in my calculations.

The original mortgage was only a year ago and believe the property...

I am a Army veteran and I am going to be using my VA loan.

I was in the Army, and in from Texas, and I have about 30K saved up and had the real estate itch at this point so I decided to buy a home and investment (house hacking) and I don't regret it at all.For you just some key things I would point out is that Texas is an awesome state for veterans in many ways including real estate.

Thank you for the welcome and advice I am going to persue the owner occupied loan, I am a veteran so I’m going to check into using my va loan though it does have certain requirements.