Would like to buy the first property that is rent ready in 2017(Fall ish) and grow/acquire properties every year from there.Primarily looking at the suburbs of Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota(fine tuning the area to a few suburbs as we speak!).

But my question is, should we try to even acquire a package like this?

Hi Bigger Pockets Family,I recently just acquired about 7 acres of land in which I am looking to develop.

Once you have it under contract, you bring it to your list of cash buyers that you've spent months acquiring and show them the numbers in a nicely printed PDF from the BP Wholesale Calculator.

I have big plans and I already working hard on getting the right information to start as soon as I can and acquire my first property even though my finances are not the best.

So my thinking is to use the VA loan to acquire a property for 0 down, rent it out, then refinance it.

If I'm looking to acquire an 100 unit apartment building with the plans of of refi cash out at year 3 or 4 returning all member capital and then resell maybe in year 6 or 7, from your experience what type of commercial loan would fit this exit strategy?

I would still love to acquire a portfolio of single families or even apartments to manage.

some additional thoughts....Regarding the Charleston market, I have an investor out of Charleston that has begun acquiring Beaufort properties.

Are you setting up a team to delegate the work if you plan on acquiring properties and managing them?