I am not employed at the moment, although my wife earns mid 60s and we have 660'ish credit scores with a BK7 on record 2 years ago.I live in South Florida, near Fort Lauderdale in Davie and established a non-profit a few years ago with intent to rehab/flip houses or possibly build on vacant land given by a local city top develop on.Aside from that, I am hoping to meet someone form the area who has been "down this road before" and would maybe be willing to at a minimum have lunch with me to give me some professional advice.Anyhow, nice to "meet" everyone!

At that time, I bought a condo unit out of foreclosure in Marlborough, MA and have lived there since.As a new investor, my intention is to start with a multifamily unit in terms of a duplex to fourplex in the Metrowest area (Framingham to Worcester region).Lastly, given that I am new and eager to learn, please let me know if you know of any real estate investing meet-up and/or networking opportunities in the Metrowest/Worcester areas in MA?

Also, my husband is extremely handy in carpentry, so he is able complete work on some projects himself.Our ultimate intent is not to just invest in real estate, but also to invest in salons or other businesses ventures as a result of growing our real estate investments.

Beyond that, start moving up to multi-family properties with the intent of building an income stream that can supplement then replace my working income stream.

He has not intentions or care if you don't calls.

Remember the intent on a VA loan is owner occupied.  

Curt - As usual you are correct about "bad info"One of the problems with just reading the law and the rules and the regulations when it comes to regulatory law is the lack of inputting the intent of the law, rule, regulation, etc.

The intent was that it will be fully rehabbed and tenanted before COE.

However make sure you arrange everything with your mortgage company and they know your intentions.

@Brian Olson I would speak to the VA lender, but I can't see there being an issue since you got the loan with the intent of living there.