If they do, they will be much more patient and relevant to you (they won't send you overpriced/already market-ready listings) during your search for fixer-uppers/distressed properties.  

Anywho, the problem w/ VA and short sales or foreclosures is that VA isn't a great fit for fixer upper type projects.

And state that you'd obviously do a lot of the leg work, you'd just need to be shown what to do.5.

If you can do some of the work on a fixer upper that helps too.See if you can partner with someoneIf you don't have much money left for emergencies, spend the $500 on a good home warrantyIf you want to progress fast, partner, get a discounted house, do a flip, make some money and repeat. 

Perhaps you can get a HELOC and use that to purchase another fixer upper. 

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I've done a few fixer uppers and now have 2 different apartment buildings and just use Excel with each building getting it's own tab. 

Hey so what's the best plan of action if you find a great flip or brrr but the property is in such bad shape no bank would finance. Help. Thanks in advance !

The one in Appleton is a 2 bed/2 bath lower and 2/1 upper.

The supply of fixer uppers below 200k there is scarce so I'm having a hard time finding something off the MLS.