Here's my podcast where I shared my wins, my mistakes...even my biggest LOSS in real estate.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/No pitch.

The downside is when you have an outage, you're either on your own, or at the mercy of your ability to get a asterisk programmer to fix it.

The biggest challenge will be thinking things have to be improved or changed in order to sell it.

Worst comes to worst you can borrow $5k - $10k from your Dad and traditionally finance.These kind of deals are more risky, but if you feel like you can mitigate your downside risk the upside is huge.

That way, you can structure the best deal AND get the type of house you want.Depending on which side of the equation you are on, the biggest issue with Rent to Owns is the lack of quality properties offered on this arrangement.

The culinary scene is one of the biggest draws to multiple revitalized neighborhoods in the city limits.

Killeen can be a tough area but head out to cove its more family friendly. as stated your VA loan is the biggest asset you have!

The biggest red flag was at last meeting, reserves were lower than should have been.  

My biggest enemy is the numbers.

Obviously I don't have the biggest network, considering I am just starting out.