I’ve been guiding myself by the property measurements on the survey.

I think our limited options due to cash constraints would likely force us into the "wrong property."

This limits my ability to see if they are employed, any information on prior rental history, criminal history etc.I planned to ask the owner to get them to sign a month to month and tell them that my intention is not to put them out after each month (which it isn't) but in case things go bad I do not want to endure it for a year.

Can you take info that you read or watch on video and take action on it without any outside motivation or do you need some hand-holding to help you learn the transaction (learn by doing - kinesthetic learning)There are more considerations to take into account but for the sake of my limited time; I'm happy to connect with you on the phone to discuss further. 

I’ve recently branched out and led some partnerships that bought small MF and am a limited partner on a syndication.

What would become your new measuring points in this type of area or would you keep the same formula for these type areas as for all of your deals?

It goes on to state that, “No cause of action shall arise against the appraiser or agent for not disclosing such information.”http://law.justia.com/co...e-2/chapter-10/17-10-101Arkansas Code Annotated 17-10-101, which is separate from the real estate license law:(5) “Psychologically impacted” means without limitation that the real property was or was at any time suspected to have been the site of a homicide, suicide, or felony; and(6) “Transferee” means and includes without limitation a buyer, purchaser, grantee, lessee, tenant, or one receiving any estate or interest in real property.

(WLUC) - After much debate, the city of Marquette has a new short term rental ordinance.By a 4-3 vote on Monday night, the city commission approved making short term rentals part of the zoning ordinance.There are a number of conditions.There is a limit of one rental property per 500 feet or roughly one city block.There would also be a maximum of 250 short term rentals in the city.

Without the sale of the townhouse our down payment would be limited.

Currently living on post going back in forth about moving off post using the va loan or just trying to get a investment rental with some kind of creative financingAs my limited experience has shown me, it's going to be difficult finding a home that is VA worthy with the intentions of having a stable cash-flowing property in good areas of Oahu.