This is the hands-off investment solution that you may be seeking.

Note: The funding fee may be paid from loan proceeds or cash from borrower.The following persons are exempt from paying the funding fee: Veterans receiving VA compensation for service-connected disabilities.Veterans who would be entitled to receive compensation for service- connected disabilities if they did not receive retirement pay.Veterans who are rated by VA as eligible to receive compensation as a result of pre-discharge disability examination and rating or on the basis of a pre-discharge review of existing medical evidence (including service medical and treatment records) that results in issuance of a memorandum rating.Veterans entitled to receive compensation, but who are not presently in receipt because they are on active duty.Surviving spouses of veterans who died in service or from service- connected disabilities (whether or not such surviving spouses are veterans with their own entitlement and whether or not they are using their own entitlement on the loan). source: VA Pamphlet 26-7 (Lenders Handbook)http://www.benefits.va.gov/WARMS/docs/admin26/handbook/ChapterLendersHanbookChapter8.pdfwww.VALoans.com is also a pretty good source of information regarding VA loans.  

Currently, I'm seeking the assistance of a RE attorney in Columbus that could review a purchasing contract that I'd like to use.

There are so many great resources on here and people who are successful in every area of REI that you can seek out once you find out what you want to do.

I still advise you to seek as much "professional" assistance as you can as there may be alternative strategies to sell and not violate these acts.Great feedback Brian and Jim.If you require more info please email me personally.Talk soon,John Fedro

I am also seeking an answer to the same question.

In addition, perhaps seeking a handyman type tenant might help with some of the overall repairs in general.  

Seek your professional out and talk to them. 

For example:- I am seeking to purchase multi-family properties.- That house is a multifamily.Having said that, I almost always use the hyphen, and I don't think anyone will fault you if you do :)

If you seek to pull new credit, you would need authorization to do so from the Vendee/Buyer.Looking for in the Deed?