I'm a veteran, so we are using the VA loan with 0% down to buy the second property.

I currently co-own 2 different properties.

They will not shop you and they understand how difficult it can be to finance a property.

As soon as I think I've heard everything, we get this message from a guest at one of our remote properties:"Hello. 

Just search for 'Livingsmith: Co-Living Gold Standard Investment & Property Management,' and you should be able to locate it.

I have no properties so I would qualify as first time home buyer. 

I am trying to balance my overall portfolio and would like some advice on how people would balance this if they were in my shoes to in order to reduce risk and increase overall gains.I currently have 2 rental properties and 1 primary residence as well as cash and brokerage funds.My main questions I’m looking for thoughts on are…- What percentage would you keep in reserves?

I am new to the game, but do homebuilders consider buying distressed properties, tearing down and rebuilding?

I am a Real Property Appraiser 2 at my county tax office I am a long time listener of the podcast.

What I have learned very quickly owning these properties is that you can make these work on paper to convert them into rentals when you do your analysis today, but HOA increases are unexpected and completely out of your control.