Two years ago I purchased a home on a VA loan with 0 down.Recently, IRRRL'd my primary residence (single family home) to reduce rate from 4.5% to 2.25% with the intention to transition this property to a rental property when I purchase another property in ~9 months.

Hello, I'm looking for a good attorney in the Atlanta, GA or Macon, GA area who is familiar with Non-profit entities, especially transitioning them.

Brief background... Over the years we've accumulated a couple properties simply due to relocating for work. We kept the idea open of being able to move back, simply for work reasons having access to office. However, n...

While I do plan on working a w-2 until I reach FI I also hope to transition from a w-2 into being an full time agent after.

So we:Concentrate on location within appealing towns, often ones next to very expensive townsHigh owner occupancy and low rental percentagesWalking distance to something appealing/transportationHas some advantage over nearby options, to avoid “widget” competitionIs appealing to an end user/ retail buyer, likely starter home or downsizing, to avoid investor to investor sales.Figure out ways to add valueWe aim for B to B+ properties or ones we can transition to that.

They will at least know how to make the transition.

It just automatically transitions to month-to-month, because that’s how my lease reads.

.: Making the Transition from Total Novice to Successful Professional, by Dirk ZellerBefore You Are Licensed: 13 Actions To Jump Start Your Future Real Estate Career, By Katherine ScarimIf you can think of anything else, please let me know.

I think we want to transition from vacant/renovation insurance to occupied/no capital improvements/renovations still O.K.

Do you have any advice or tips of how to make this run smoothly and to put the least amount of money down out of my pocket?