VA loans can be used to purchase a home in which the homebuyer intends to occupy as their primary residence.

Now that I've been expanding my network, I've come across an interesting opportunity that I don't want to pass up.

I would gobble them up, BRRRR them and dump them when the values come back once the upside potential has been reached and there are better opportunities to be had

I think 15 is about the minimum, unless you intend to manage it yourself, but it all comes down to math.  

Plus, unless you did 203k then you basically have to get a extremely well kept house that probably won't really give you the opportunity to force appreciation...

Now I have a couple of opportunities: one is a multi-family residential property, the other is a multi-unit executive office property.For the sake of simplicity, let's say you have two properties.

That said where there is chaos there is Opportunity- I can’t see myself leaving CA but I guess you never know

I will walk into Vanguard or Fidelity Office look for some roll over opportunities. 0.75% expense; some are as low as 0.3%.

I have an opportunity of purchasing with cash a  townhome (2bd/1.5bath) in Will County, Illinois at a great price.

@LanceW,Welcome to BP, Lance.Take advantage of the wealth of information on the site, plus networking opportunities