@Reggie Ramsey - I actually ended up using my regular attorney here in Charlotte. 

They said to do this even if I plan to rent it out.Can anyone give me advice on whether this is actually a good idea or should I just go ahead and put the 20% and get a regular investment loan?

Also, not sure if this is a market thing but I buy VA foreclosures and the bidding period is fixed for a longer period than regular foreclosures.

So, you won't expect anyone to get out and measure a house, especially with disgruntled occupants.And banks make no warranties about any information relating to the sale.If this was from a regular owner and they misrepresented the square footage, then you would have a case.

This book is all about changing your family tree and giving like no one else.Everyday Millionaires - Chris Hogan: Tells the stories of dozens of regular people who became wealthy overtime, what they did to get there and how they live their lives.  

If you work a regular 9-5 and live 30 miles away, I would go with a PM.

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,I look into duplexes, triplexes and quads regularly, and many times find things on the outskirts such as highland park, San Gabriel and eagle rock.

How were you able to convert your 401K to a Roth and not a regular IRA.

I have been bootstrapping the renovations as units come open, which has worked well as I don't have a big reserve fund and I want to keep what I have for a rainy day, (like a sewer pipe reconditioning project that just cost me 12k)With that being said there are other properties in the county that are similar to mine but are a condo complex and units are available to purchase individually on a regular 30yr fixed loan.