These numbers are comparing Q3 2018 to Q3 2017:Median Sales Price,  $385,000, up 4.5%Average Sales Price, $453,957, up 3.0%% of Original Price Received: 97.7%, no changeHomes for Sale, 1,662, down 11.7%Homes Sold, 1,867, down 1.7%Months Supply, 3.2, down 12.7%Days on Market, 47, down 11.0%So the quick analysis of Plymouth County is that it is still a strong seller's market (3.2 months supply). 

Originally posted by @Samuel Killen:I am currently putting a fully paid property up for rent.  

@Horacio Gutierrez The original lien holder would prefer that you do a refi to get the loan out of the previous owner's name and into you (the current owner) name.

Originally posted by @Kerry Baird:You can rent out a VA after you have occupied it for at least a year.  

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:What are you trying to do.....buy them yourself or wholesale them.  

I was wondering if there was any institutions that you all would recommend.So far I’ve spoken to Navy Fed (their max is 100k) and Wells Fargo (their max is 60% of the property value).I’m based out of DC but originally from the Bay Area.

I originally came here to be a vacuum of information, now I find myself in a situation where I am over my head.

Originally posted by @Amanda G.

We will only be starting with about 20k-30k and we had originally planned to start flipping houses to build capital quickly, then build our rental portfolio to create stable passive income, and then build other tiers. 

Example with simple math/numbers - if Wells Fargo Bank has a $75,000 original note, remaining balance is $60,000 and it goes to foreclosure/auction on the steps of the courthouse, auction brings $35,000, what happens to the $25,000 difference?