Does this impact reportable income?

As I'm currently an active duty service member in the Air Force, I was considering using a VA Loan and was also wondering if anyone knew of any lenders in the area that offered VA Rehab loans.

We took the cash and now put 10% down on a home that needed a bit more work but we’re able to force appreciation on and allow us equity to start brrrr’ing with.We have a toddler and another on the way so despite what some may say you definitely need to find a way to make it work for you and your family as well.

Seems like some awesome forced & natural appreciation!

First and foremost this was a purely hypothetical analysis, with that in mind:- I've not tried to get any actual loan through any lender, I more or less took a stab at what it would be like to invest at a negotiated lower price so I could understand the impact of margin and what it looks like in the calculator.

I created $25,000 in forced appreciation allowing me to pull 100% of my downpayment and repair costs out at closing.  

I had to make some concessions to tenants on rent to keep them calm while they were forced to go to laundry facilities to clean their clothes.

Hi All,Perhaps a silly question for the group but I wanted to get everyone's take on the impact of having your credit run.

A lot of landlords in the city and county are starting to be forced to take market tenants. 

The only thing I'd caution is you will most likely get stationed elsewhere at some point, so do your homework early on a great property manager who will take the property over.There's even products for the VA that will fund the rehab of a building, so you can force appreciation and sell it for a gain (or break even), in case you decide being a landlord isn't forceGood luck!