My wife and I are both Veterans so We tried out the Va home loan and due to poor financial choices while being in and life just happening I let me credit score get away from me.

It's in an area with many activities year round (skiing, biking, hiking, VT site seeing)

I also booked tickets to fly out to DFW next month to have a closer look at the neighborhoods. 

After you have experience you can get away with less money but after a few good flips you should have more money. 

Rent 80 acres to another rancher for hay @ $20 an acre, plus we get 20 round bales per cut. 80x$20 = $1600 two cuts a year = 40 bales @ $35 per bale. 40x$35 = $1400.

As long as your interviews aren't on consecutive days, you can probably get away with wearing the same suit over as long as you change the tie.

Let me know what you think is the best way to do this and if I need to even worry about the bank account. thanks in advance  When lenders try pushing the ticket regarding what you can and cannot place into an LLC I have seen many investors use a Land Trust to work around the issue.

Need some advice

Who are these vendors...would like to add them to my vendor list...again all RE deals can fall apart for many reasons and vendors take a risk agreeing to be paid at closing...as mentioned before all the repairs are owned by owner before closing and they should at least have a better house next round (and would be able to repay vendors then).4.

Yes, generally you don't have to worry about the typical big ticket items because they are covered by the association.Are you buying to flip or to hold?