Question for House Hunting for Disabled Veterans on pensions: I'm trying to help a service connected Veteran figure out possible places to relocate to since he is in no condition to work and Reno along with other areas in Northern Nevada do not have the type of homes on acreage that were available a number of years ago in his VA loan qualifying range of 100% loan to value of around $150KI've tried to find real estate sites where Veterans might post their Veteran owned homes too but no luck really, military.com has some postings but no 'best fits' I've tried finding properties that have long 6+ month histories being listed for sale, then cross referencing the tax assessor's ID number from the nnrmls.com site via public records on netronline.com to determine approximate loans against properties and/or the transfer value the current property owner paid.

Consider these professional home photography benefits: 98% of buyers who searched online for homes reported that photographs were one of the most helpful tools in their search.

I've been a real estate photographer for a year now and each day I see incredible opportunities slip me by because I don't know how to go about taking advantage of them.

I am a veteran and have the option of using the VA Loan, however, I was hoping to save it for my own personal house.

3) What should I photograph while I'm there to up the value of the property to investors?

He has had a great line up of speakers who are battle-hardened veterans in the multifamily space.

I've been a photographer for the past 12 years and I'm looking to change paths and move into investing in real estate.  

I was looking at some properties and I found one owned by the Secretary of Veteran Affairs (SVA).

The rent is currently 704$ , I bought it 6 months ago, like I said occupied with a nice US veteran man that has been living there for many years.I was told he gets government support aka - sec 8, of 50% and I would get it.

That's the best way to do it.If we're going to talk about government waste, look at the military and all while veterans are going to be forced to pay for medical benefits, popular with those political types that support big business like HMOs.