Soon enough there will be 30 such units across the portfolio, and the income more than facilitates a partial salary of the office staff.Now, to the question of whether it's worth it.

I have looked at several properties, I attend my first REI meet up this weekend and I have talked to loan officers, hard money lenders and my VA money lender. 3 months ago all I was doing was listening to the podcast.

The one with the order of protection against her had police escort  come with her to remove her stuff.

I hire other Realtors out of my Broker's office to do some of the leasing as well when i get too many at once, but I like that part because meeting potential tenants is a big part of the vetting process for me.Any input would be much appreciated!

My focus is mainly in the private wealth (ultra high net worth individuals, family offices, and investment partnerships) and private equity space providing tax compliance, planning, and advisory services.

So we waited 3 days over a weekend to talk to the loan officer to make sure that what I wanted to do(put 1% down for earnest money and roll the closing fees into the loan) was possible however, when the loan officer finally said it was alright, we tried to put in the offer and found out the seller had accepted another offer that day.Am I just trying to do things with a VA loan that aren't possible?

I sent my final $520,000 offer in at 1:50 pm today (1/15/2020) and then left my office to go install cabinet handles at my flip in the next town over.

I am a recently commissioned officer and will be living off base.

You could just call the permitting office and ask them as well. 

I am also a real estate agent, I own a construction company, and a soon to be "retired" police officer at the age of 29.