If it was a $500k home that needed $150k repairs and would be worth $800k-900k ok makes sense, if its a $30k home needing $100k in repairs to be worth $150k then absolutely not.One thing to point out, who did the framing in that basement? 

Then how is cash flow looked at - monthly / annuallyFor example your cash flow in July is -1000 but in August is 800, you are in the red but do they get a percent of August to put you further in the red?

So you can simply call the VA and ask what entitlements were and then figure it out......but why?

I’m thinking of selling while prices are still high , and paying cash for a multifamily or 2 separate properties to get a better ROE than I have now, however .. if I’m patient rates will come down in a couple years , not to 3% , but perhaps that’s my better strategy , then I don’t have to sell and pay capital gains, I can rent this place out & buy another with a refi at 5-6% is my guess - thanks !

They keep calling (refuse to  email) and "tacking on fees" and then begging to call back to we can "settle". 

If it's through a platform - ie, if I accept Zillow applications and they provide the credit check that the applicant paid for - then I would accept it.

This is where the market value of my portfolio gets added to the money in the bank accounts, then I subtract the debt on the properties.

In most cases your better off buying with "All Cash" and then you can use a "Delayed financing" program to get up to 80% cash back LTC loan to cost.

I lived in them each for one year and then rented them out.

His business model is intriguing because instead of charging me a monthly fee, he charges a set up fee and then a commission on every deal you close.