If you have your VA eligibility and you're looking to buy a new place to live in and then rent out your existing property, that should be no problem.   

I can't wait to see  ReMAX only accepting 2.5% minimum and EXP can afford to live 1.5% ; some brokerage would face foreclosure in long term for sure LOL Now wait til one team EXPI is offering give me $10K flat fee or ala carte service, woooshhh, all commision rate is going to the bottom LOL

I am a big believer in living below your means, and I also know from 10 years of investing that you need to capital to make any significant progress in this game.

The other tenants will see her as an equal instead of the landlord's child living for free.3.

If you can qualify for a 2-4 unit property in a area you would like to live here in SD, I strongly encourage this strategy.  

We have lived in our home 17 years.

This is my first time renting out my whole house (I did a MTR one summer and had someone live in one of my rooms while I lived here) and I am a little nervous about getting started!

I'm Billy Miller, originally from the sweet tea paradise of North Carolina, now living it up in the Garden State with my fantastic crew - my wife and two awesome daughters!

I live in California and I am looking to get into the local market.

Lastly, I've also read that bonus depreciation is not recognized in the state where we live (same state as where the properties to be sold are located).