As for how hard it is.. that goes without saying there is nothing tougher in the real estate game than this.. simply because you need to be proficient in all aspects  of the transaction.. so I guess you just have to decide which slice of the apple you want and how much capital you have to throw at it .. how much time you have and your sales and closings skills.. which again listening to the guys in the room these were no wallflowers..

First item for you to consider is that you can have multiple VA loans at the same time, so long as you haven't used all of your VA entitlement.

For the last year or so I have read multiple business books (specifically real estate related) and I have been studying real estate intensely on youtube etc. for the last year so.

Even the doors needed replaced you can tell it was broken into multiple times...

Do you know what game is he playing here?

However mapleton fall creek isn’t that, so you are ahead of the game already.

My advice is put it ALL in writing, including 'what ifs' and have multiple exit plans. 

What I do is make multiple offers: An offer based on seller financing for 5 years, 10 years or 15 years.

I will discount but only for preferred clients and multiple transactions. 

It's just a game for some tenants.