Just like tax reporting services for lenders. 

I am a REI consultant that works with investors in two areas: real estate investing and psychological wellbeing.As far as investing, it sounds like you are needing to find your first commercial property within the next 3 months. 

Even if I used my VA benefits for a $0 down and rented my current home out for $1.6k per month.

That will drive inflation back up due to everything tied to moving goods and services around. 

This way, every month, you have a reason to visit the house; if anything is amiss, you are more likely to catch on.

(Max vacated rents - your monthly mortgage payment) = +/- net cashflow.On the other hand, you could also look into multifamily units where you can live one of the unit and rent out the other vacant units with as little as 5% down payment.

I can relate, having faced my fair share of VA challenges post-service.

I will cash buy as I don’t really like their financing and don’t want to deal with currency fluctuations causing my payment to change month to month. 

In the next six months, I'm focused on building my wholesaling portfolio to reach a significant personal goal.

The goal is to renovate and rent it out for $1100 or more a month.