OH, TN, OK, VA, MD, and DC.

And I was able to get VA financing since I was a veteran with 0 money down.

Vet here and I've used my VA entitlement many times.

I currently reside in Richmond, VA.

I had my VA remove the duplicates weekly and check for duplicates before they put a new lead in. 

In Chesapeake, VA, however, which also now requires rental inspections in certain neighborhoods, we were allowed to just leave the Section 8 program when the lease ended and can even advise people that we do not accept Section 8, and we can offer any lease term we wish. 

Good Evening fellow Financial Freedom seekers and Real Estate Enthusiasts,I have heard Brandon talk about looking for "hidden value" in his rental properties such as finding a home with more than 1,000 sq ft because he knows he can likely convert some part of the property into an extra bedroom (maybe going from a large 2 bedroom 1 bath house to a good size 3 bed 1 bath).My market (Richmond, VA) seems to have a lot of 3 bed/ 1 baths available at a modest asking price with the asking price hiking up nearly $25,000 in some cases for the coveted 3 bed/ 2 bath layout. 

I am an Air Force vet, so a VA loan on one would be a nice way to start.

Generally I will find an AirBnB or a hotel to stay in and I cover it with the perdiem that my company gives.With this in mind, there is a large construction job that is taking place an hour from where I live in Virginia Beach, VA.

Definitely look into using the VA loan to get into a 2-4 unit at an insanely low rate for $0 down.