Kelly the third party companies are about 15 bucks a month to service the loan and disperse funds.There is an old thread here somewhere with about 4 companies that do it.Highly recommended to keep the seller honest.

If so you can get more bank for you buck by buying a house using a hard money lender or any fix and flip lender.

It's pretty much the fault of the bad ones who have seen financing as a way to hook people and swindle them that has brought about the current regs, had they dealt more fairly, in good faith, they could have continued making a healthy profit in the long run as opposed to a fast buck and an attitude of Simon Lagree.If you really want a system that has no regulations, you probably won't last long either.

Did lose a little effort and time and an extra couple of bucks out of pocket, but still had a deal and a happy client, so where is the loss.

If not the breaker could be bad or not the correct size for the circuit.So plug in a tester to the GFCI.Cost about 5 or 6 bucks at Home Depot.This will read each circuit and tell you which one is bad.If after replacing it still trips then might be the wiring between one outlet and the other in the wall.

More bang for your buck and a much more profitable situation.

695 a month is 23 bucks a day.Could you get more than that as a rental??

Depending on your tax rate that 500 bucks could just go to Uncle Sam.Then what is the value of the defferal, as it's tied up in the next property?

It's really a better deal.If you want another VA loan, ask a VA lender what you'd qualify for, but really, I suggest you forget VA with your down payment.Moving out after your loan has matured is not mortgage fraud!

There are some investors who are looking for newbies to buy a bad deal for a quick buck.