I'm a veteran who's looking to use my benefits to buy a quad in the area (once I ensure I find a good deal), and I will more than likely use a 0% down payment to purchase a property.- In this case, purchase price is the same as the mortgage, but if I were putting 25%-33% on an investment property, than the difference  between the purchase price and mortgage is obviously significantly larger. 

Blessings to you on this Veteran's weekend. 

I work out of a glen burnie office with other veterans

I'm a veteran of the United States Navy, a former Professional MMA fighter and new firefighter.

Our old property manager moved on and the new manager assigned to us has been awful (poor marketing, not updating websites, will not hire professional photographer).  

We do free MultiFamily investing for veterans email me for info. 

We do free Multifamily Investor training for veterans EMAIL me for info MY PB PB does not work see my profile.Paul

VA doesn't limit the # of properties an investor finances and you don't have to be a veteran, so the skies the limit.

Read between the lines on that one.I would suspect that if you got pre-approved with a VA lender....you would be very motivated to find a place, and if you also found a worthy tenant to take your place at the place you are renting now....I mean a worthy tenant, not just anyone....then most judges would look VERY favorably on you and unfavorably on a California Landlord that won't let a veteran....ESPECIALLY IN THE SAN DIEGO AREA that is trying to work this out with his landlord.

Major real estate groups, landlord associations, veterans groups, builders associations, etc (e.g.