I have a love of real estate and aim to focus investment plans on NC, with a specific focus in the buy-and-hold strategy, targeting mid-range ($100-250k) SFHs in the greater Raleigh area (Knightdale and Cary included).

However, if I do this I will be able to purchase a quadplex with my VA loan with zero down and a lower interest rate in the mid 4s.

High mid or low end remodel?

By default, R doesn't come with the MLS I want and so startup-costs go up:Poughkeepsie - Dutchess County - Mid Hudson MLSBeacon - Dutchess County - Mid Hudson MLS - $300/yearNewburgh - Orange County - HGAR $150/yearFor $450/year I'd get access to the three areas I want, but there's also the option of going with New York State MLS - $320/year.

We own 10 properties free-and-clear in Cleveland Ohio, and we would like to do a Fannie/Freddie cash-out refinance on all 10 at once.The properties are a mix of single and multi-family homes, totalling 21 rental units, and the seasoning period comes to an end in mid-september.

Phase one to be completed by years end, and entire project completed by mid 2020.

Phase one to be completed by years end, and entire project completed by mid 2020.

I worked for a big syndicator in the mid 80s as an acquisitions broker and they had me working on one.its a condo plat..

If I put off using the VA Loan until it makes sense (perhaps after a correction to the NYC market), my immediate plan would be to find a cash flowing 4-plex in the Mid-West and BRRRR it.

Even if these inflated properties to a mid point of half of their current values wouldn’t it be better to hold the cash, pay 30% gains and redeploy after prices normalize?