While renting yourself, although technically not house hacking, I guess it could be considered living  for free if the cash flow from your other rentals pays for your current rent?

Don't worry, flights would essentially be free (I have tons of points and credit card churn), and I’d have a free place to stay when I am working in California.

Where as if you refinanced to conventional now, you'd likely stay near the same rate, and could free up your VA loan immediately to purchase another rental, etc.

I've worked on a few deals with him and his communication, work ethic, knowledge, and integrity is top notch.If you would like his contact info. please feel free to send me a message and I'll happily pass it along.

I realize there are better in investments, but we like Wildwood, NJ and would use it for 1 week during the summer and a weekend getaway during the off season.Current pricing appears to be $650-$850K for 3BR/2BA, 1,400 sq. ft. and ~$16K out of pocket costs ($5K yearly taxes, $10K condo fees covering wifi/cable, flood, sewer, trash, etc. and $600 for content insurance).

I would suggest picking up a copy of the book I co-authored titled Lend to Live: Earn-Hassle Free Passive Income in Real Estate with Private Money Lending.

Construction costs are up about 40% over the last 4 years.

So here are my predictions, feel free to offer up your own:1.

You need to find ways to build more income in your jobs first or you will end up with a 9-5 and a side 9-5 that you can't manage with costs that will go 3x what you think.When you are new, talking about building teams in other areas is like 1-2 years away.

I gave it a test run using the free option and quickly signed up for a paid subscription.Strong suits?