I don't claim to be a medical professional, but if someone had a pre-existing lung condition, or is a new investor who doesn't know how much and where the asbestos is, probably a good idea to get a second opinion.Every situation is going to be different.

⦁does it have limitations, exclusions and pre-existing conditions?

I want to be sure the options I present are protecting them and myself.My understanding is that most VA loans do not carry a “due on sale” clause, so the options I am considering to start were to do a mortgage transfer, or have the owner seller finance.I am curious, if we go the seller finance route, what are the possible implications or options for the owner’s preexisting loan?

It's a little bit of a different risk profile that jumping into an unfamiliar market, with a new team, who will be referred to you by...well...maybe someone that you don't have a pre-existing relationship with. 

Even if someone is not on the DNC list, texting them without a pre-existing relationship is against the law.

What is the best strategy for renovating apartments and raising the rents for pre-existing tenants in multifamily properties.Regards,Semi.

I'm especially glad for the original question because I have been looking for the same answers....in general.Does anyone have a pre-existing spreadsheet that they are willing to share? 

Aside from that it is essential to have the pre-existing relationship with the folks that you'd like to work with as private lenders.

The tough part with word of mouth-ing on 506bs is that the sponsor needs a pre-existing substantive relationship with the investor.

Possibly try to see if you can find land with pre-existing septic and electrical to cut down costs would be my suggestion, but not the end of the world if not.