I think the #1 most important thing to do is get a grasp of your financial situation and how that is going to impact your ability to acquire a property. 

And ways to acquire more properties without having to come up with that 20% down payment.

With the video and photos we have now, the kids are at a distance, and have hoodies and covid masks on so it's hard to identify them.

I work in NYC, and as we all know this market has become too expensive for me to acquire my very first deal. 

A recent BP podcast guest talked about working two jobs so he could acquire more real estate.

Purchase price: $297,000 Cash invested: $18,000 Made a decision after BPCon21 that I would acquire my second rental property within 90 days and I ended up closing on the deal within 45 days.

What are some creative ways I could acquire this property, fix up the lower unit, get rid of the messy tenants, fix up their units, and rent this place out at market rents. 

I guess my question is, has anyone had any success lately using their VA Home Loan to acquire their owner occupied multi-fam?   

Very low inventory right now and very difficult to acquire good properties to rehab. 

Rather I am looking for investing in established or emerging metro and its suburban areas (for example Austin, Atlanta, Raleigh, etc) because I only intend to acquire just 2 or 3 of them.