Hello,I'm in a position where I have low debt because I have high utilization from my student loans that I am trying to catch up payments on.

San Diego is definitely a fantastic market to utilize those loans.Feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss how to best go about utilizing both VA eligibilities and getting the most out of your investment efforts.Best of luck!

It depends on where you live but enough for the down payment plus one of the most expensive repairs you can think of like a roof repair or minor foundation issues if you live in a place where this is common.

I have a common scenario I follow:100k @ 5% is 536 a month PI.  

When you rent individual rooms, there are unique issues to be addressed like sharing common space, cleaning, etc.

I have utilized a cashout refinance strategy to obtain some additional funds for other projects.

I have utilized a cash-out refinance strategy to obtain some additional funds for other projects.

All three units are 4-bed, 4-bath three-storey houses with small own yards, garages and a common area for BBQ.

Also keep in mind non-rehab related costs such as holding costs (utilities, taxes, mortgage payments, etc) and selling costs (commissions - typically around 6% total, staging - if applicable, etc).

We have been collecting all the rental income into each LLC's respective business accounts and set up "auto-pay" payments like utilities to come from those business checking accounts.