I’m active duty Air Force…Would love to learn more about your career as a consultant.I wish you all the best.

I have a PM helping me and is acting like the in between since I am on sea duty/active duty and can't always be near a phone to help out my tenant.

Knowing the market and having good boots are the ground will be vital. 

This would mostly be about whether you are performing duties in management that requiring a license.

I have three VA loans with two of the properties currently being used as rentals at my previous duty assignment.

I’m active duty Air Force.I recommend speaking with a property manager to find out what you potentially rent your home for.

First was a high rise entitlement and engineered plan design in downtown Salt Lake City, and the current ones are 250 build-to-rent townhomes in SE Idaho where I'm on "loan duty," and 9 build-to-short-term-rent luxury homes in a small subdivision in North Carolina where I'm bringing in capital through my commercial investing club members and handling investor relationsYou'll want to set up some patient money to hold the land while you work on permits, but best practice is to have a long escrow period with closing contingent on at least project approval

Renovations going as smoothly as possible are vital to your success.

As for a bookkeeper handling money, that should never be the case, as that would violate what's called separation of duties.

I do appreciate the response I’m active duty Air Force and we help one another. 😉