It's a great place to get educated and meet other active investors. 

Then move out after 2 years, selling before 5 years is fulfilled. 

Educate yourself by networking, reading books, listening to podcasts, etc, because no one will do it for you.

I think educating yourself and reading more books to understand where you are at in your real estate journey is the best thing.When it comes to chatting with a realtor.

So best to know what happens if you do so you can make an educated decision. 

I have been binge-watching YouTube videos and old BiggerPocket Podcasts for the last month or so and finally decided to pay for a pro account here.My wife and I both currently work in higher education, own our own home (in NJ) and are looking into getting involved with some real estate investing.

BS excuses like blaming the economy, your lack of education, you looks, your race, your parents, luck, etc.These are all BS Excuses.

Hello JohnThere is so much potential and i believe real estate is local.An educated and skilled investor can capitalize irregardless of geographySo more to self-education and collaboration

In this case, I would recommend you educate yourself on the Emergency Rental Assistance Program where she can apply for up to three months in rent.

Sounds like a great purchase, as long as its a home you will be happy living in (or at least can tolerate living in while you fulfill the VA residency requirement).