Wow, so i went to my first REIA meeting tonight and as i was talking to one of the investors their and they informed me that it was a myth that i had to live in my current home for 2 years before i could move and use my VA loan again.( That is what i was under the impression of..due to lack of research and just being stupid lol) Now if this is actually the case then i will be able to buy a duplex and rent out one half with my VA loan, and rent out the current house that me and my wife used the VA Loan to purchase..Im excited with this new information lol.

I am trying to think of a way to address the lack of drainage.  

The lack of flexibility was a real problem and is for many people who value a flexible lifestyle as many millennials increasing do. 2) They got burned by the crash and now view real estate as a bad investment.3) RE generally is a bad investment for many people who don't buy right in markets that are not zooming up and I know a number of ppl who think this way. 4) They are older and do not want to deal with a house. 

I'd want to see your estimates vs actuals for every expense line item there is to get a good feel for where value can be added.This could be a good deal, but we are lacking information.

Comparing IRA investments in real estate to real estate investments with after-tax funds is comparing apples and oranges.  

My father has collected this portfolio over the last twenty or so years, and he generally makes up for a lack of a property management company (or even property management software) by having a flexible work schedule and spending three or four hours every afternoon and most weekends collecting rent, meeting contractors, showing houses, collecting applications, signing leases, etc.

However, my real estate education has been lacking until I found bigger pockets. 

Now for the lack of inventory.

If you are at all interested, you can submit an offer subject to a visual inspection of the Home, due to the lack of being able to look prior to submitting an offer.This way it can give you a chance to get it off the Market and investigate the property/home so no other Buyer can get it.

@Karyn T.Your comparing apples and oranges.