Hi Dani,When it comes to using a VA loan (Veterans Affairs loan) for real estate and the possibility of transferring it to a Limited Liability Company (LLC), there are several important considerations:Loan Transfer Restrictions: VA loans are personal loans guaranteed by the U.S.

Aside from the STR restriction situation mentioned by Michael, new construction is going to cost more than buying an existing property 98 percent of the time. 

The rates would not differ much, but what you would find is that you will probably pay less in points by putting 25% down. 

By the way, I like the BP podcasts much better (this one is always a bit "salesy," which is another reason I am skeptical).

We’ve been searching for a couple of months now, but we are facing challenges.It seems that everything on the market is being snapped up within less than a week by more experienced investors who can offer better terms.

I was contacted by the borrower directly.

Either the seller or listing agent has likely been burned by Easy Street. 

I met the neighbors by door knocking and introducing myself when I was in town.

We're still a small enough city that you can easily discern the path-of-progress (POP) when a neighborhood is getting "squeezed" by adjacent areas that are growing/renovating quickly.

ESTOPPELThe estoppel is a form filled out by the tenant, then confirmed by the Landlord, and then accepted by the Buyer.