He's the expert so I leave it to him to determine what's appropriate. 

I'm by no means a expert but maybe @Dan Fisher might help elaborate here.

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I am by no means an expert and have had similar interest in using the VA loan for investment purposes.

Are suggesting that someone should expect to compensate an expert for sharing knowledge gained from experience and/or coaching and not get something for nothing?

It's not to say I'm an "expert" now, but I definitely feel like I have a strong foundation.  

A lawyer may know in general about the accounting part of an LLC, but he is not an expert. 

@Brian Gibbons since you seem to be the resident expert on the subject,  Will the ROFR totally mitigate ones risk of litigation?

As one of the resident experts in all things student loans (for good or bad), I would tell you my initial thought is that if you don't have a TON of loans, then save a little longer, pay them off, and then your improved credit score, improved debt-to-income ratio, and overall cash flow, will ALL be better for investing.  

I am still a beginner in investment, but so far here is what has happened in my life:Since November 2015 I have invested my personal money on a partnership with my partner and I am fortunate enough that so far we have been break event every month.An associate from UK has offered me to be her partner in a start-up global online retail business in fashion.