Sorry about the confusion, I was referring to the Veteran Affairs Home Loan (VA).

@Jake Gandolfo Buying at auction is a risky affair and probably not appropriate for your first deal.

Making the Most of Your Veterans Affairs (VA) Home Loan Benefits: An Active Duty Service Member and Veteran's Guide to Home Ownership by David E.

If you have any questions about the State of Emergency, feel free to contact the Los Angeles Department of Consumer and Business Affairs at (213)974-1452.For some “light” reading on the matter, see the following:https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?

@Michael Hoffman As long as you keep track of your leads properly time management will not be a problem when dealing with your affairs in real estate.Good Luck!

That means there were many markets where it was worse than 11%.This state of affairs has led to a very dangerous complacency among real estate investors.

Often times the number of LTRs are limited to a percentage of the total number of units in the building and if that number is reached there is a waiting list.We have both the Garden District and the Lower Garden District... both are nice and can be quite expensive.The Department of Veterans Affairs utilizes a series of Minimum Property Requirements, or MPRs, that a home must meet in order to qualify for a VA loan.

As the manager, you conduct the affairs of the LLC and can directly administer investments via the LLC.The LLC may establish one or more financial accounts, such as with a bank, credit union or brokerage trading firm. 

This is quite scary for an investor.All in all, this seems a really risky affair even if it means high growth.

So should I turn that aspect of the whole affair, tenant selection, over to a 3rd-party PM?