Using a zero down VA is my plan for the first property and I may try to do it like a house hack as Brandon has described on multiple occasions.

I am targeting cheap section 8 just to get multiple units quickly BRRRR them and get cash flow coming in.

•Where can I find/pull permits for a Residential Property?•Who is responsible for fees on Permits “not” in code with the county, the buyer or seller?•Finally, can I use these flaws in Code, to negotiate price for a pu...

Maybe try multiple forms of communication or offer to meet to have a coffee?

There seems to be a lot of costs involved with setting up multiple entities and hiring an attorney to set them all up correctly and a CPA to assist with my books and write offs.

Hi,I have applied HELOC for my primary residence. Should I wait for the HELOC application process to be completed before applying for refinance on my rental property? Or Is this OK to apply both HELOC for primary and ...

One is that when you are highly leveraged, if the economy turns and you can't cover your bills because you lost your job, can't pay that mortgage while it's vacant or have multiple vacant properties, you are not in a great position and are likely to lose it all.On the other hand, if you are either a) not highly leveraged, using cash instead so you have no payments to make in a worst case situation or b) you have moderate leverage that is balanced with hefty cash reserves that you can use to carry your operations for years to come or even pay everything off...thus suddenly eliminating the risk you carried previously, then you are in a much better position.

A broker can hold multiple brokers licenses for different companies....Im not so sure a salesperson or associate broker can. 

Unless you are trying to invest in that area and scale to multiple properties it is not worth keeping it for a cash flow of $100 a month. 

I think the best answer might be to start with an area or plan that you like ... there’s 1000 ways to skin the cat.