He recommended the books "Rich dad poor dad" and "Cashflow Quadrant".

I am military as well and have no idea what you are talking about with the loan product she would be using.  

I am originally from Pennsylvania, but have been working in the DMV for the past 5 years as an Assistant Manager at a wholesale distributor of building products.

Is it a product based idea?

I have many great contacts in terms of contractors, engineering consultants, and product distributors as well as lots of experience with the renovation part of these projects.

While VA's might make sense from a dollars and cents perspective, you might make up that cost savings with additional costs come tax season when your accountant has to piece together a poorly compiled set of records at a high hourly rate.  

Just a small suggestion, you can use a 3.5 % down payment FHA product.

I am Naymar Maxwell and I just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and like many of you all, the torch has been lit.

Bad credit means a habit of not paying bills and poor financial judgement.

Many loan products also require landlord seasoning of up to 2 years.