We've been honing in on a pretty good development/investment formula that is working for us where we buy an existing single or multi-family house that can be improved or easily split into smaller units, and then we also add small new construction units to the property (townhomes or duplexes or cottages) and, generally, we rent them all out (though we have sold a couple of single family rehabs and we may sell the units in our next big project...

Hi all! 

I keep almost all of them I get and turn them into rentals.

Using your VA loan is a great way to get started in real estate investing.Message me if you want to know more.I wish you all the best.

MTR arbitrage is a useful tool to have in your tool chest, and like all tools, it has its uses along with its positives and negatives.MTR: Medium-term rental (usually between 1-12 months)Arbitrage: renting from another landlord and *with their permission* renting out that unit to a third party, hopefully at a profit.

All are looking at 5-10+ year holds with reasonable cashflow and appreciation.So much less headache.

I am 100% new at real estate & would love to learn from all your successes.

Any and all advice is very much appreciated!

After lawsuit, the properties are handled by receivership that's handled by SEC.Now after three years of selling all asset, guess what, all investors are receiving 95% of their money back.

Of course not all of these are exactly like this but I do see quite a bit of the same choices still.