You'll need to have the seller (or potentially the lender) pay for it.More details on not allowed fees are here:http://www.benefits.va.gov/homeloans/purchaseco_lo...As for grants, just in case the disability is such that the home would need modified for physical access etc... the grants fall under Special Housing Adaptation: http://www.benefits.va.gov/homeloans/adaptedhousin...Hope that helps!

I also use other investors SDIRA's...which means I have access to an unlimited number...based on the limits of available SDIRA's and their available funds.

Once you have these items checked, you will have access to all the cash buyers!

I don't want to ask an agent for they will want a percentage and anything they have access to on the market everyone does.

I don't currently have access to the MLS as I'm not yet a licensed realtor.

This excludes the benefit of MLS access, seeing houses whenever YOU want, etc...

I am thinking loud and please hear :I have contractors rehabbers and landlords on my buyers list , I also have access to good deals right on MLS and other sources . 

Him signing a new lease is going to be a negotiation, and the odds of him coming up with a security deposit are very slight, and it would be hard to keep anything out of the security deposit when it comes time for reconciliation; I have a feeling that move-in and annual inspection documentation is sparse as well; the place "has always had a dog smell", certainly from the time that you collected the security deposit.Consider contacting Gary Link's office to take his "Landlord Class" which will give you access to his lease, (there is a cost for the class, not sure what it is anymore).  

Hi Everyone,I am not a real estate agent and do not have full access to the MLS.

We pay that debt down quickly because it is readily accessible for deals that come up and we really hate personal debt.