Applicants do not want to spend $35 to find out that their application is rejected because they do not have a legitimate ESA.Good luck

However, if they are bringing a legitimate service animal, you cannot refuse that.Asking what brings them to the area can be ok and can be a friendly conversation with a guest if you have the time.

This gave them an introduction to the real world of investing and let them to build on their education in the world of multifamily investing before taking on active investing.As a passive investor you can legitimately ask questions of the sponsor.

Are they legitimate repair issues?  

Do I have any legitimate ground to stand on?

I am not going to chase dreams and understand that to lock down the legitimate deals will take a lot of hard work that I am willing to do.I understand that banks themselves are probably not as motivated to sell in bulk in today's market as they were in yester-years (read: 08' downturn) but from what I understand, there seems to always be a consistent stream of inventory liquidation just to get their balance sheets in order - and that's what I am interested in.

The program is fairlycheap compared to others I've seen...but it is still money I don't want to waste, if it isn't effective, legit, or good.Does anybody know anything about this program, and if being a private money broker is a legitimate and good way to make money?

This stipulation means that the only legitimate way to use one for an investment property is to live in a multi-unit dwelling .

@Raul LopezSeems impossible to convert 800 sq foot garage to legitimate adu for 35k Way too cheap I converted a 960 sq foot space into very nice 2 bed/2 bath house but cost 160-170k.

Life happened and I got married and started a family a veteran and moved into a larger SFR and rented the first SFR in 2013.As long as you have a legitimate reason for buying a second property and you stay within the VA lending limits (I believe it's 417K combined) a person can purchase a second property.I have often thought about refinancing both properties and starting over again with a VA loan but would like to know if others have ever done that.