In VA and FL every place I rented had appliances.

Talk to a VA rep.

Well I had about 90% of my school paid for through scholarship and VA benefits.

I'll be getting out of the military soon and aim to use my VA Home Loan to purchase a 4 unit property.To those reading this with 10X goals in multi-family real estate investing, connect with me!

We bought a condo in Lynchburg Va and will most likely buy another one there this year...we want to rent to Liberty University students.

I have bought a 3/2 through the VA and will be renting after the 1 year owner occupy.

Looking for any process vignettes, tips, or suggestions for finding a helpful lender to successfully obtain a second-tier VA Loan in the Northern Virginia area.

Very nice William E.I'll go ahead and throw out one of the terms I saw in the glossary.Conventional Mortgage – A type of mortgage not insured by either the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) or the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and thus usually requiring a 10 percent – 20 percent down payment.

The only exception I can think of is with VA loans-  they'll allow some of that stuff but they have $0 down loans, so it's likely not even an issue if this was VA. 

Conventional would be better if you have a bigger down payment, but if you have limited funds you can't beat 3.5% Down, unless you are prior military and can get a VA loan at 0% Down.I've also partnered up with others and have had a good experience investing in Pa, lower cost to start.