For example, I decided to target a two family home with a VA loan.

I decided to get my license which helped with the first deal, but now I want to expand the pipeline.

Otherwise, you run the risk of the LLC protections not applicable because of mixing the two together exactly as you said.My attorney did suggest one umbrella LLC that would include the other two, but we decided it isn't worth it at this juncture.

Originally I had a lender approve me for the funds and my father was going to borrow the 40% from his annuity, well the lender decided last minuet the property was to rural, then my fathers annuity fund told him he could not borrow since he borrowed many years ago and supposedly it was written as a loan and since he assumed  it was not written as a loan it was never paid back.

Did you decide on what you're gonna do? 

Never heard from him after that point, so when I got that email it was obvious that he realized the house wasn't worth the addition and just decided to rent it out and never actually lived there. 

If you have a dumb one, tie the property up with your contract and then get the info to decide if you want it or not.

If your location, or financial freedom, or the dream house, or anything else are at the top of the list, you have clarity on how to decide. 

This was a turning point for me when I decided I needed my career to move in another direction.My parents have always been in real estate investment, but haven't had the best experiences.

When I come across these properties, it usually means the estate has decided to rent the property and continue to let the property appreciate.