That to me is the simplest deal structure and the least "risk to you" as you aren't waiting for the final home to complete to be paid, as I understand it most construction loans close on the "dirt" up front....although like everything in real estate its infinitely negotiable and changeable.  

It depends on the deal.

It's not his fault the market drove prices up.

A) Marine Vet B) Savvy in the Atlanta area. 

My partners and I subdivided the property into two distinct rental units:Unit 1: 2 BR / 1 BAUnit 2: 1 BR / 1 BAGiven this setup, the property is now being used as a multifamily dwelling.

However, consider calling the VA’s regional loan center or speaking with a VA-approved lender who can interpret the rules in a more specific scenario tailored for you.

Now up to over 70 and still doing well.  

I have heard positive things - expect lower overall returns in exchange for them doing the work! 

A lot of which you can find on investor Facebook groups for the DFW area.

They must be paid in full.