Considering repairs, we clear $200-$300/mo.  

If you can't (and it'll be hard in your neighborhood), don't buy a property just because you think you're "throwing away" your BAH by renting - by buying a property, especially with a 0% down VA loan, you're just cutting out the landlord as the middleman of putting money into someone else's pocket. 

And when you are close to a project, it can be difficult to see its faults clearly. 

His response to me clearly showed me that he doesn't value RE investing.

There is a cabinet in the hallway that allows for inspection of the plumbing, and after further inspection, the joist that the shower sits on is cut to allow the drain line for the shower to fit.

Thank you all for the information, its clear I have a lot to learn.

Sorry, I have never taken the time to educate myself on month-to-month as those are leases I do not care much for, clearly I will have to learn so I can do it right.Going to jump into looking at this and will appreciate any further input on the most recent questions asked here, thanks

Well, clearly you punt.

This clearly highlights risks in class A and accurately talks about pricing and salaries that need to catch up on new construction, not supply / demand for MF in general. 

I'm thinking I could have wood cutters come through and then maybe let farmers use it 5 years free of charge if they cleared the land.