Something to do with voting on fee increases delaying the schedule.

Why isn't solution listing it on a MLS-like service (in TX seem like a few who will do it at $400 flat fee), and scheduling an open house for 2 weeks from the listing date.

That being said, I'm sure there will be successful portals that use non accredited money too. The

My goal is to own enough that the cash flow allows us to retire, when he is done with the military.Pros-*Can use primary residents to become rentals so less money down*Get to explore tons of different towns to evaluate investment possibilities*Can use the VA loan for multiple properties as long as you don't exceed the maximum VA allowance*Understand Tenant needs and cater to them*Maximize Long Term Rental by renting to fellow military*Can save management fees by handling it yourself through the connections you made while you live in the town.Con-*Military can be a demanding schedule.

@Lauren LucasHere are some things I look for:1) Willing to spend time LISTENING to you, not just talking about themselves.2) Willing to explain things and answer questions.3) Reasonable scheduling.4) Not talking down to you.Here is what I try to stay away from:- Contractors who can't come out and quote you because they don't have enough money to put gas in their car.- Contractors who insist on payment in full BEFORE you do the job.- Contractors who have a criminal record.

Although discounted loans are not equal schedules to the borrower.

Also, as mentioned, there will be no way for you to know what any of these numbers actually are unless you get a copy of the Mortgagee asset schedule, which frankly will never happen.

And pick a cleaning schedule upfront.

If they can't make it right on your schedule then don't pay them as long as you have communicated your schedule up front.

Staying at or within a couple hundred dollars a month of Sec 8 schedules will be a safe bet, usually goes up to 4-5 bedroom rents. :)