I just hired a VA and that's what she used.

hi I'm looking for people in Virginia that knows what they are looking for an knows what they are doing and if that is you please leave a comment an some advice for beginners I'm open minded and hungry for the knowledge of not knowing what I don't know

I am really enjoying this career path and look forward to participating in this forum.Currently my team handles a good deal of VA foreclosures, and retail sales up to $1M. 

I'm located in the DMV (DC MD & VA).

Hello everyone, new investor from the dry fork/danville VA area.  

Also i would hire a VA to answer the phones but thats just me.

do you recommend flipping condos where getting the association approved for fha or va insured loans may not be possible?

If you are buy and hold minded, you may especially like the forums around using loan programs (like va and fha) for 1-4 unit properties (like duplex triplex or quad) in particular....and landlording..And while I don't do it, probably some of the highest quality info on flipping is on this site, too, through forums, podcasts, books, etc...Best of luck !

If your a vet go VA.  

I bought my first house in PA in 2008 for 75k and just refinanced it in October using a VA loan now it's rented for 523 a month and my mortgage is 437 I owe 65k on this propertyIn May I bought a 4 unit complex in Colorado and put down 60k on a 240k property that I have only been able to rent 3 out of the 4 units for the last year so it's paying the bills but not cash flowing a lotWhen I got back from Afghanistan in June of last year I got my real estate license in Vermont because I wanted to learn how others were making deals...I'm beginning to think the money isn't in being an agent it's in having a team of agents?