I am a 29 year-old physician, have a young family in tow, and am hoping to become the proud owner-occupant of a multi-unit property.As it happens, I will be moving to El Paso, TX in several months and am eligible for the VA Loan benefit.

Real estate agents: what benefits from your broker are most important to you?

Is it essentially starting over from scratch if you want to get your license in other states?

Essentially, sellers are getting so many offers that they will come back to my realtor and say that they are now only considering cash offers. 

I have two more 6 plexes under contract in Louisville and will be using the proceeds from this plus savings to purchase those through a 5/25 commercial loan with US Bank.This strategy is so simple and even if you can't make it work in your market where you live absolutely for "free" you can still have many benefits such as loan paydown, depreciation for tax purposes, appreciation, landlord experience and a reduced living expense.Was what I did always comfortable?

Clear process of whats going to happen, phone number, benefits of working with you as opposed to an agent. 

My leasing agent pulls the credit report and then can share it with me, the Property Manager, because we are essentially fulfilling the same role.

- Is there a clear benefit this new house provides you as a primary home rather than the old one?

Now in terms of how the deals is structured, I am struggling to see how it benefit you.All of the 620k you'll pay will go to your land owner who bought it 900k and is now completely out of pocket while the land still carries a mortgage for 550K.I am not sure how this deal makes sense.Is there more to it?

There is no benefit to her for financing unless she will make a lot of interest, but that will take years.