I tend not to provide financial advice but would say as I get older my risk profile will continue to decrease.

And a second one for $7000 where I got about 3 months into it and did the live calls but could never get my questions answered and finally they were just pressuring me to buy properties that were several million dollars and telling me I needed to figure out how to borrow $700,000 or more dollars to get the down payment and I just quit.

Since I will be using a VA loan again, I'll need to stay in the new home for one year.My current home will only rent for about $3500 a month so I'll be losing several hundred dollars a month due to the mortgage being higher. 

Turned out he forged several of the loan documents and was eventually caught and indicted for fraud.

@Jonathan Hong I would be comfortable with $1000, but you have to decide what your risk tolerance is with this.

Perform comprehensive due diligence on possible investment properties, which should include risk assessment, financial document review, and inspection.

All profitable I have 7 houses for sale right now and having some trouble selling them with this market slowdownMeanwhile, I have been trying to find another deal for the past several months.

Many times that looks to be a HUGE risk to try and net and extra $300-$500 PER MONTH against potential for bankruptcy.

I would say yes to this market if you like steady consistent growth and low risk.   

Hey @Rebecca Readus I have done several house hacks in Colorado Springs and my clients are often looking for this set up.