If anyone has ideas or would like to chat with a technical person about your issues I'd be glad to speak.

The numbers will speak for themselves when it comes to deciding whether it is better to buy one $200K property or two $100K properties.

It's not a number of loans question, it's a question of how much $$entitlement$$ you have left.Examples here, direct from va.gov with no advertising or any of that: https://www.benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/documents/docs/guaranty_calculation_examples.pdf

When I see a for sale by owner or I see a building that interests me, I simply knock on the door and ask to speak with the owner. 

If you want to find them here, you better be willing to hustle hard to find them.Generally speaking, the more appreciation that investors are anticipating in a given market, the lower the rent to price ratio will be.

I attend UNC Charlotte and am a Board member of our Campus Real Estate Group where we are a community of students interested in all aspects of Real Estate whether it’s investing, development or brokerage. We have mem...

If residents are using more parking spaces than what is assigned, I would make sure you include how many spots each tenant is entitled to in their leases.If the problem comes strictly from poor parking practices I would consider putting in lines.

Also be sure to speak and review the property management company's contract. 

Ask to speak to a commercial mortgage officer, then ask them if they loan on mobile home parks.

Also, why are they telling you to speak to the REO Department?