If you qualify anyway, you would probably be better off just getting conventional loan in your own name.Another concern is that co-borrowing with an LLC could be the equivalent of co-mingling funds, so you run the risk of making the LLC useless anyway. 

The more though I heard people’s concerns about becoming a real estate agent I quickly let the doubt set in about coming and am still in my current job in new construction as an estimator and purchaser.

@Megan Greathouse If I'm being honest, and this may be blasphemy on BP, but Frank Gallinelli's book is the best for beginner to intermediate REI.

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The other concern would be capital gains taxes.

But I know some of them have high association fees and I am concerned that association fees make them hard to resell.Thank you for suggestions.

What other tasks do people use VA's for concerning real estate investing.Enquiring minds want to know.

@Jacob Price Thanks for the tips.To answer the first concern this area does allow zoning for mobile homes.

For questions to ask, (get an house inspection list, and review that for areas that you find to be a major concern of yours and then ask them about it).

Find out what his concerns and needs are - and offer a solution to his concerns, as opposed to offering to buy his property.