Which they're probably not going to do, unless there is a benefit...or at least no detriment...to them.

I know a lot of it is based on location and the requirements of your state or municipality.Looking to understand some of the pros or cons from a developer perspective as to why you chose or chose not to pursue this type of strategy, and what the benefits where either way.Thanks!

If there is a deal-breaker, bring it to the seller's attention with intention of solving the problem.As always, being transparent, honest, and acting with integrity will benefit in the long run.

Nevada will be voting in November to legalize marijuana usage for any one over 21 years of age and looking at Colorado and the HUGE tax/business benefits it has brought to them.

The one benefit that flippers have here in town is that while there is a lot for sale...there is not a lot of choice of stuff that consumers actually want.

'Earning' 6%+ risk-free and tax-free in our .01% savings account environment makes sense.I mostly responded to dispel the notion that holding a mortgage for the 'tax benefits' makes sense.  

When you pay it off early (or minimize your leverage) you lose this benefit and your returns go down. 

Do you strongly believe that a buy and hold investor would benefit from getting one?

The VA Loan is not automatically a "zero down" loan, as that benefit is for veterans with a disability rating.

All the posts above are correct.We have used our benefits 6 or 7 times.