Your personal example is exactly why I like it.As I was just my opinion, and not written by Ai

Second would be connecting with RE folks in your local market either in person or here on BP.I think house hacking in McDonough is a great place to start.

@Tracy ScottScour the HOA docs for wording involving occupancy such as, "not more than three (3) persons not related by blood or marriage living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit."

I'm going to talk to customer support with both companies again, but thought I'd check on any thoughts from those who might have had personal experience with either company or changing programs in general.

House hacking is how I personally got started with real estate investing and how I help the majority of my clients get their foot in the door.

Then go and get a good umbrella policy personally. 

Really making sure that you stay on top of that person (contractor, you, architect) on the ball by following up with the city to get that permits done in a timely fashion. 

But if you have one person who wants high end and new all the time and another who is fine with status quo, it is going to lead to problems.

I have locked up one deal off the application and have offered in person on 2-3 other deals.

I understand this may not be enough data to go off of, however I am wondering is it the VA who needs more training or do I need to call the list personally to see if the results vary?