Hi, my name is Michaela.I learned Real Estate Investing from a great Guru last year.Currently, I am doing wholesale deals...selling turnkey single family rental homes.I want to get into flipping...have some knowledge on all subjects but have notput them all to use.

There is a huge array of subjects to choose from covering most aspects of real estate.

Since a house sale is not subject to sales tax, and the end user isn't paying it, then it must be paid on all the materials you buy during the rehab process.  

One of their investor programs offers loans with 80% LTV, up to 50% DTI, credit scores starting at 560, full doc or alt-doc available, with the income based on subject property cash flow on single family, town homes 2-4 units and condos.  

In my area there are MLS overlaps between numerous MLS's [which has been the subject of a lawsuit] as such you can occasionally find a prop. listed  on the "wrong" MLS which are listed on public sites such as Zillow etc. but not on the common MLS for that area.

Be sure to pay it frequently (suggested bi-weekly).  

This person will have an appraisal done on the subject property and then your offer will have to be within 10% of what he appraises it at.

Seller MIGHT be subject to a deficiency if the state they are in allows it but at least they are out of it and at the end of the day, they don't care if its underwater.Does the bank want a short sale over a foreclosure sale?

I have a lot of insight on this subject, and I work with a lot of investors including some here on BP.You are correct, you cannot get a second VA loan, but why wouldn't you want to refinance your current property to Conventional to free up your VA entitlement? 

what are some of the pros and cons Of using a CFD to buy a rental property that's already rented or subject to being rented.