I'm not really sure how to proceed with the home buying process, so I'm hoping to get some advice in the form of what you'd do next given my financial situation and the fact that I'm out of state.Profile:- I am currently renting in Austin, TX and have never been to Denver despite really wanting to live there. - I know I want to househack through either a multifamily or a single family home.- I have the VA loan and have a VA disability rate over 50%.- I have excellent credit and over $100k in non retirement investment accounts intended for buying my first home.- No kids, just a significant other.- Zero debt.If you were me, what would be your next step?

Lastly, I'm a current homeowner and have started to think about our next move.

I moved to the US from Canada.

Couldn't pass the inspection until he ripped it all apart, removed 2 new kitchens and 2 new bathrooms, moved walls, etc. and made it a 2-family building.

If they move out, you can choose to cancel the eviction hearing and just take the property back.

We originally rented out a single room in the home to house hack, but after a career change and a bug move we decided to turn the house into a single-family rental situation.

I provide/manage the funding, books, oversee the budget and manage cash flow.We do divide the the responsibility of finding deals and of course, we both have to agree on the numbers before we make a move.  

It generally takes them about 10 days to process the rent approval portion. 

I then moved out of state, and I've been renting it to a friend for the past year.

He explains that this process is a never-ending loop within a cycle.When you mention how easy it is for GMs to blame the market, I assume they are not learning from those mistakes and therefore not increasing their knowledge within their cycle.