HI Ashley,Check out the book "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" By David Green.  

Specifically if you are creating the design for a "green" building, a unique structure, designing your building to improve the structure's power efficiency, etc.From years of helping companies claim the Research and Development Tax Credit, we estimate that less than ⅓ of companies realize they qualify for the credit.Reasons range from lack of information to misperceptions about the tax incentive.That’s why I’m so passionate about helping CPAs and business owners become educated about this credit.Here just a few of the advantages of the credit:1.

The first option, highlighted in green, would cost me a total of 11,694 which I would plan to wrap into my loan (or at least most of it).

If you get the green light, I recommend finding residential multifamily and house hacking with your VA loan.

I think I will do as @David Greene suggests and make a form e-mail to send to a bunch of agents.

You may not cash flow the first two or so years but after that it's all in the green cuz rents are going up as well.

@Jonathan Greene yes sir thank you

Interested in a multi family property but live in the PNW suburbs of Seattle. Properties are very expensive (to my initial research) for a beginning investment. Do you suggest getting more creative to find a property...

The (green colored) siding is made up of almost like asphalt shingles.

Very green, but I like the Independence area.