SOOOO many people get into analysis paralysis and never pull the trigger.

I would love to network with as many people as I can so I can learn more and "pull the trigger (water guns)", which is my motto for 2019 because I don't want to be too scared to start something that could really enhance my life!

This is as of march 20th, 2019 of course.Additionally here are some important advantages with VA financing you have over other loan products:- there is no title seasoning on VA so as long as you can document the value increase that has occurred either through your value adds or through the market increasing purely from buying a good deal you can refinance right away even for a cash out refinance unless conventional which requires 6 months and FHA which requires 12 months to use market value- VA can finance up to 100% of your property's value which allows you to avoid lower appraisals as with conventional or FHA you have to get minimum 2.25-5% equity in order to refinance- VA funding fee which is often pretty pricey (bordering hard money in terms of points charged 2.15 - 3.30 pts financed) can sometimes be waived if you have service connected disabilities or receive disability compensation for service connected injuries so check into this- make sure you save all your contractor invoices and receipts so you can document the improvements especially if there is a very large gap between what price you paid versus what value you're pushing for on your appraisalHope that helps and good luck on your BRRR.

I would talk to managers before buying that way you can ask them what the estimated rent value is on a property before you pull the trigger. 

I would suggest you make sure you have the end refinance lined up before you pull the trigger and purchase the property.

You will need to have a built-in alarm systems and some municipalities require multifamily buildings  to be a system that auto alerts the local FD on trigger. 2 exits on each floor and that must not be "blocked" by inaccessibility to any floors beneath. 

I'm not saying that it's never happened, but I've never even heard an accusation of another agent in the same office submitting a lowball offer for the purpose of triggering a multiple offer situation. 

This will in the BEST case trigger all sorts of "ha ha ha slum-lord" "jokes", aimed to pull you down.

@Damian BaynesThe use of debt financing when investing a solo 401k in real estate will not trigger UDFI.

policy #1 $3496 for 2 single family and a duplex $1000 deductible $1,000,000 liability 50% replacement Policy #2 $5713 for 2 single family and a duplex $1000 deductible $1,000,000 liability 80% replacement and personal       injury and loss of rent.would love to get some opinions.