That is the ultimate leverage of your Veteran benefits.

I have a little money to put down for my first rental (likely less than 20%).I am a veteran and have the VA loan benefit.

I don't want to be the typical Veteran living off of a pension.

My name is Steven, I'm a recently separated Army veteran currently attending college outside of San Francisco.

Currently no plan to live in due to my job providing housing already, so as far as I can tell that rules out FHA and VA (I'm also a veteran) loans.

Your agent has misinformed you.First, I am a 25+ year brokerage veteran of the commercial real estate business here in Southern California.

Absolutely agree with Joel Owens.While I'm not a BP veteran by any measure, in the short time I've been a part of the community I've been astounded by the number of folks who blow into a forum only when it benefits them...."

This question is for RE Investment Veterans.

He's a veteran investor from PA and has a lot of experience in judicial and tax foreclosures for your state.

I heard that there is a government program that allows landlords to open there rentals to homeless veterans and in return the landlord is paid directly from the Government.Has anyone heard of such a program and if so, where can I go to find out more about it?