How is that effectively handled, especially when starting out and potentially getting a lot of calls from tire kickers?

Based on the Proposed Treasury Regulations section 1.1402(a)-2(h)(2), there is a strategy that will effectively reduce your self employment tax up to $60,000 - $70,000 with your wife as a limited partner.

Glad you hit the site and have been using it effectively! 

Once both properties are paid off I can either get another loan using the equity from 110 or and 108 or get another VA loan move it the new home and pay it off via triple payments.Currently I hold $5,000 in a separate account to account for the unknowns.I feel that started off very slow compared to other stories on BP but I am thinking hoping that the snow ball effect will continue to grow.What are your thoughts?

If it were $55/month, you are effectively borrowing the other 16.5 percent of the of the deal for $660/yr. divide this by the amount down you don't have to come up with then and see what it is costing you (effectively its interest rate)So basically if you are intent on doing deal 2 in a couple years, that may make your choice for you so that you don't checkmate yourself right out of the gate.

There are still fees but not as high....I would just really consider what the time value of money effects will have.

You can't ask about health treatments, cause or specific health issues but you can determine if the health condition effects the property requirements.

I understand that buying a property as a B&H changes the arv in the type of rehab we would do but how does it specifically effect out offer price?

Even paying an effective rate 20% you will make more if you keep all the profits after your costs.

A home is the anchor of our social structure, it provides security that effects social interactions of a community, economic activities are based in RE, schools are funded by RE, homes are where the sick rest, where children are secured and learn, where families stay together.