Then use my VA loan to go get a nicer 4 bed for my family to live in.Pros option 1: Only 3.5% down, doesn't tie up another VA loan, if  flip is done right I could refinance into a conventional loan.Cons option 1: Could be tougher to cash flow with only 3.5% down plus the PMI associated, forces family to live through a flip.Option 2: Buy home with VA loan, live in for 4 years, move out and hold as a rental.Pros option 2: Easiest solution, least amount of headaches, family doesn't have to live through a flipCons option 2: Doesn't provide the most amount of potential growth, ties up another VA loan.Option 3: Buy rental with conventional loan, buy personal home with VA loan.Pros option 3: Easier solution, doesn't force family to live through a flip, gets rental and nice family home at same time.Cons option 3: Won't have the money to do major renovation on rental could cost more in long run, ties up a lot of money in rental, slow growth without doing renovations.

I was hoping to pay about half that monthly with a longer term.

I have been in real estate for about a year and a half now and I love this industry for so many reasons!

I don't know how they hold the deed.The questions:  What would be the easiest way to transfer to the next generation? 

Outline the consequences of an eviction on one half and the solution of leaving for free cash on the other half.

Seller is requesting half of their earnest Are they entitled. 

I know you have to buy equipment, pay employees, pay utilities etc, but a half a million dollars a year to pocket $75K? 

We purchased a property with a basement, a family member stayed there with us paying half the mortgage. 

I wont lie....half of it is a dump outside full of cut lumber and shrubbery.

We could scrap half of the laws in place and utilize technology so much better to help customers as an industry (speaking as a direct lender).I’m doing almost all of my company’s closings without external appraisals because it’s taking months to get them back.