The BRRRR strategy is becoming my one of favorite strategies to begin with and I wanted to know if that strategy can be using with the VA loan?

Hi guys,  if you haven't seen some of my other posts already I'm very big on encouraging others who are new to real estate investing.  With that in mind, share that one thing that you always like to give newbies.
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To me, passive cash flow is one of my favorite elements when investing as a limited partner. 

One of my favorites is Hampton Roads Real Estate Investors.

If your buying the property in cash then you can gift your son the funds and he can make the purchase.

I’m looking to raise 10,000 in the form of a “gift” so the lender will see my cash reserves and be able to close the loan for me.

Here are some of my favorites: Zillow.comLoopNet.com (Commercial)Zumper.comCrexi (Commercial) Realtor.comTrulia.com

In the meantime, there are so many great resources here - calculators, podcasts, and the forums are my favorites.

If you can find a bank that will loan you 100% of the acquisition price, you need to give that banker a gift.

@Tommy Adeoye the reason why I thought it would be hard because an investment account would be different in some sort of ways compared to a traditional banking that's what I thought, considering I just have one account which is the checking account.Math is my least favorite subject.I was thinking of opening a separate account with a different branch so I don't get them mixed up that's why I have to ask that question.