I'm a first time investor looking to purchase a small multifamily unit and eventually purchase more.

If you want to eventually refinance the new VA multi family purchase into an FHA loan you should try and do a conventional refinance on your current residence.

They will eventually fall off and I have no plans on selling my properties anytime soon.I do have to stay on them or they forget about me amid all the work they have to do.  

I'm going to get to the bottom of the seller's numbers eventually.

I expect that means to eventually roll into small apartments, or high end brrrr houses in areas like Elm Grove, River Hills, Mequon etc. and continue Brrrr  Where the "sell off" part of Brrrr would have higher yield (and of course, higher cost renos, etc.)  

The property will be sold as a HUD home eventually and will appear on HUdhomestore.com.

You may need to eventually take on a credit partner but you can cross that bridge when you get there.

Eventually my husband became an agent and now either lists his own houses or gets a referral fee from the listing agent (if it is not in our hometown).  

Eventually making enough money to either pay the homes off or use that profit towards other investments.

Hi.So i firmly belive that the global financial markets are teetering on the edge right now.What im interested in your ideas are how that would affect someone like me and what steps to take to limit that exposure to risk.Im looking at buying a simple rental in New Zealand with a mortgage from a NZ bank, and some funding from my parents who i will need to pay back eventually, perhaps around 10 years or so roughly.