My goal is to reach financial freedom within the next 5 years.

@Yiftach Ilyov Your legal options are Clearly defined in your FARBAR contract (paragraph 15 or 16 if I recall), it's up to you to choose which option.  

Yeah, I'm stuck on choosing for long term, which we fully intend to develop with other services that we currently offer, and will be able to offer in the long run, and the quick and dirty easy to remember name.

I found a lot with a SFH home on it, but its been zoned for a Multi-Family.How could I execute a purchase, tear-down, build.I want to purchase the house for say $150K cashtear-down the propertybuild a new duplex(MF)refi into a VA Loan.FYI my goal is to use my VA Loan at whatever stage of the process to best minimize my cash outlays.The tear down in Question is in Troy, MI in the Athens High School boundaries

Hello,I just reviewed my homeowners insurance policy for my duplex, and noticed it will increase $130 per year, which starts next month if I choose to renew.

My long term goal is to reach financial freedom by building a buy and hold portfolio that consist of single/multi family houses.       

My main goal right now is to absorb as much information as I can while I'm still in school so that post-graduation I will be in a solid position to begin investing.

The bank you choose to provide a checking account has no authority over your 401k and is not the custodian.

Then fine tune your research of each stage to reflect what your current comfort level is and what your goal is.

With that being said, it is not impossible to get a good deal still on a property that will cash flow, if that is what your goal is.