Purchase price: $300,000 Cash invested: $2,300 Used a VA loan to acquire a rental property close to military bases and the local university.

I argue though if your intent is to acquire more property you can accelerate your money growth faster with a 30-year loan as you can take the cashflow and save it for another downpayment. 

But, it is written in the lease that all tenants must acquire renters insurance prior to move in.

Over the last few years of acquiring properties (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/790712-turned-30-own-12-units-generating-an-average-13-cap-rate) my lead traffic for vacant become a mess...

Does anyone have an recommendations on lending sources (bank and/or credit card) to help start rehab in two recently acquired properties?

exactly that's what i've been saying because otherwise if you were to attempt wholesaling you would have to ask others how they acquired there information if you ask me best to get it from the auctual source

One question i had after listening to one of the podcasts and reading about the importance of avoiding "breaking the coorperate vale"  is how does one protect their portfolio of rental properties that they've acquired using the house hack/fha loan method? 

From there I look to turn around the built up equity in the first house to acquire more properties. 

I have a debt free million dollar diverse real estate portfolio that I’ve been acquiring the past 7 years using only cash purchases.

More leverage, but a lot less barrier to entry and we slowly start to acquire some rentals.