The property is occupied however I am versed on the situations that will exist. 

I would like to start investing in like a multi-family apartment but is this even possible given my situation as i don't have a "stable source of income/verified employment" i saw things like no doc mortgages, co-signing on a mortage etc. and things like that but is there another way to go around investing given my situation? 

I think it’s inappropriate for the previous  owners to put us in this situation with the vet! 

I have been more active on the forums recently and I have noticed a common thread present and that is people like myself or in similar situations. 

If you’ve never had a Water audit done especially in a place like Arizona it’s a necessary fact of life if you’re going to own property.Depending on the situation it can all be done on contingency basis.

Hi Michele, I have a very similar situation, would you be willing to put me in touch with these lenders as well?  

Here is a quick snapshot into some of my situation:$8,000 emergency fund for my two properties that I'm trying to grow to $15,000-$20,000$25,000 in liquid-able assets aside from my emergency fundTo purchase this property I would need around $13,000Please let me know your thoughts/experiences.

There thing was they didn't want investors to be in on my new home and trying to make money off of my situation.

You will get different answers from everyone on here because everyone's situation / personal assets are different. 

I would check with your accountant, or find one to talk about your specific situation.