Also wishing everyone on these boards good thoughts on your path to the best year yet on your path to financial freedom!

I am dealing with an out of the country investor right now who wants to find flip deals here in Indiana.

It's great for BiggerPockets that there are now 500,000 members on here, but it isn't really good for investing as a whole - if you figure that fully half the investors in America have joined the site (and that's probably overestimating), that means that in a country of 100 million single family homes, there are a million real estate investors chasing deals.

I can't speak to this specific program but there tends to be a common theme with all of these programs.They are traveling the country  up selling coaching and other things.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures" - the faster you can get to making data-driven decisions for everything, the better.Good luck on whatever path you take!

I work with several experienced agents across the country and I may be able to assist you in find an agent who suites you best.

SFH is the way to go for most ... but the numbers will show the path and light your way.

We have benefited from the lower cost of acquiring the properties, lower annual tax rates compared to many areas of the country, and the lower cost of living in these areas. 

I  have to assume you value your license and keep people on the legal path, but you can understand that there is a difference between ethical and legal for "students".

Yeah the issue is the "re-entitlement," for your father because once the VA loan is paid off there is a process probably through the Arizona VA office to restore that entitlement so the VA program is once again available for his purchase.So depending on his close of escrow date for this new home and when it is or how flexible the seller is then using a refi to conventional and VA for purchase would be possible even with a couple hurdles.I think that is the most efficient path too since VA rates are generally lower than conventional.