Also be aware of the risk that your own mindset presents.

Would not recommend combining them as then you would have to present to an eviction judge - who may not understand what they are reading and rule incorrectly.

Presently, interest rates are around 3% if you live in the property, 4% for an investment...but that's what my bank has quoted me for my situation.

But that is soon, and I'm driven by integrity and ethics, so the seller feels great, and the buyer does too, and I get fees...until I finish fixing my credit and can plunk down my own money.For the case of the flipper going right to the seller its a legit hang-up in a vacuum...but it seems to me that IF I determined for example that a $70k purchase and $40k repairs would result in a $180k value, and I can present that data to an interested flipper, they could go straight to the seller and cut me out.

His realtor’s job is to only present real  offers.

The backbone to investing is security and you build security of your own entity by clearing up your finances and presenting a strong product to use the great benefits of the VA loan.

That way over the first 6 months to a year we'll take care of all the deferred maintenance, some preventative maintenance, and replace certain things that eat away at your R&M budget.

When it was pointed out to the seller during the walkthrough yesterday, he answered that he will "tap it back in", as if he has done it before.In the seller's disclosure, he marked "No" on any history of walls/foundation shifting, movement, deterioration, past or present. 

Never present more than 1 offer to the table at a time. 

I’ll be giving my first investor presentation to raise capital for an apartment complex in Ohio.