Hey Joe,Of course your right about the relative magnitude of the type of posts I'm whining about....LOL, I I am sometime my own worst enemy, as I have spent more time complaining and pontificating in this thread, than my time wasted by this initial poster that inspired the post.It just caught me off guard, because their was posts are within the rules, but the intention is not....so just hit a nerve...it's almost as if they are being paid to generate the exact type of posts that stay within the rules, but, with intention of sales/networking, not the pursuit of knowledge....it seems to be a more and more common practice in generaAnyway, I appreciate your posts and thoughtful contribution, it has added value to my time in these forums.Have a great day and best of luck!

Because I'm trying to build a portfolio of buy and holds  I'm looking for ways to use the VA loan to assist me in the initial purchase and then using it over and over without having to sell.

In the initial scope of work (Hard money loan and appraisal), I didn't mention about brick repair but it came after foundation fix.Appreciate any suggestions on brick repair.

After the initial vetting of the sponsors and deals it is completely passive. 

I initially started my search with a multifamily strategy in mind in a slightly more suburban parts like Malden, Dorchestor area and doing a LTR on the additional unit but soon realized that I am not ready to make the suburban transition just yet.

In my unprofessional opinion I thought it was maybe 1M maybe 2M bt there selling agent listed it for 22m Initially 30M.

Upon the initial walkthrough, we identified major structural damage throughout the property.

Upon the initial walkthrough, we identified major structural damage throughout the property.

It was initially purchased by another investor and eventually foreclosed on.

I house hack here locally as well and recently sold off all my Midwest cash-flowing properties for a multifamily property here that is initially cash flow negative.