If you think you’ll stay in TN a long time you can buy cash flow rentals in Memphis and long term appreciation rentals in Nashville.

Rent out the current condo and purchase another home in San Diego with a VA loan.Scenario #3: stay in the condo and do a cash out refi and use that money to invest in a market I know well that has good cash flow.There could be a 4th scenario which would be where I use what’s left of my VA entitlement to purchase a second property but that would only give me roughly 260k to spend and that doesn’t get you much out here in San Diego.

If you are confident something shady is happening, you can file a complaint with TREC. https://www.trec.texas.gov/public/how-file-complai...It has to be written - TREC will follow up with them and it will stay on their record.

Doing the latter here could get you an ethics violation.Dont do these things if you want to stay in business. 

LOL Just kidding.....but we are going to have to seperate those two.....if not, it looks like the fit is gonna hit the shan and someone's gonna have to stay after school for detention!!

The fact the company stayed on for 6-months after the sale shows they are at least somewhat concerned with the quality of their product. 

Most liens stay with the property, a title company will be your best friend when doing this type of investing, I would be happy to discuss further if you're interested.

They earn the commission and then they stay on and manage it.

So my goal, at least for one specific portion of my investment strategy, is to allow my fellow military members to have everything they need in order to be successful in their education rather than having to worry about why the internet company or water company is giving them a hassle about a very short term stay.

Why would an amazing house like this stay vacant for so long?