However , you were able to answer my question, I was not aware I wouldn’t have to refinance out of the VA loan in order to be able to use it as a rental property, with the catch being I wont be able trying re-use the VA loan.

In my opinion there is no easy answer to this, its one of those things you really wont know until it happens and you get smacked with a lawsuit.

I will not get my money back and I realize that but if we can put enough words out here hopefully they wont devastate someone financially, She has her name affiliated with that title company in everystate under National Director of Investeor Friendly Title Companies.

The sota program will lie and send anyone to live in your home and will not help you after the tennet moves in weather he's a dangerous person or not I have my two grandchildren living in my home the lease is over because I had to live the lease out 12/1/19 to 11/30/20 a week ago and he refused to move or pay his utilities so now he's staying in my rental with no lights no fridge no stove and is destroying my apartment and know one will help me at all I need my apartment to rent so I can pay my mortgage D.h.s. will do nothing so what about the residential landlords who live at the property doses someone have to die before something is done.

They aren't unrealistic issues/concerns but I feel he wont pull the trigger unless he's 100% sure there isn't a risk and in his principle and in real estate there isn't such a guarantee.

(My first rental property, back in 2006, was in Woonsocket, and I was living in Cranston, so I learned that lesson the hard way - it seemed like even going there for something quick would destroy half my day 🤣)

My recent building was a 3 unit that has one unit that's much too large (3000+ sq foot), but after realizing that same fact (adding sprinklers in a 1860s brick home), we decided against it as the cost was too high, and besides which there was no good way to add fire suppression without destroying the character of the home. 

I know that I wont know everything but a lot of practice cant hurt. 

Long story short the utility company is in negotiations with the state to raise the monthly bill by 200$ on every pad and it is about to destroy his profit margin. several of the tenants I've talked to are trying to figure out how they can leave because they aren't happy their lot rent is going to almost double when it goes into effect. during my due diligence I discovered that all of the homes in this park are on electric heat and haven't negotiated with the electric company to lower their rates because of it. 

I am trying to sell my house (traditional buyer) it is in a land trust, I am the Trustee, but the title company in Nevada wont underwrite a property in a trust.