He's an old guy, ex-military, been in the development for 17 years (but doesn't pay dues because his brother owns the house).We got into a tiff early because he was volunteering other people to do things and taking major renovation projects under his own belt, without much participation from others.

Yesterday I was feeling as good as it gets after running the numbers on a SFH and proudly putting in an offer on a house at full asking price with conventional financing; pre-approval letter in hand and a nice letter from my family included with the offer.

Also, YOU are the landlord and owner, stand proudly behind that and your decisions.

And if asked for proud of insurance, I have no issue with providing it.

Participating in a syndication maybe down the road for me when I can put aside only 10-20% of my liquid investable dollars towards it. 

I’m so proud of them!

Reading through the VA handbook:"If a property is to be owned by two or more eligible veterans, it may consist of four family units and one business unit, plus one additional unit for each veteran participating in the ownership.

Anyone who wants to is welcome to participate :).

My background is in professional Outside Sales (Wall St) and I'm here on Bigger Pockets to learn and participate in the REI business, and to one day pay it back (and forward!).

I have five liens that are eligible for foreclosure next year.I have invested in liens in Colorado and Arizona and I have participated in auctions in Indiana (not winning the auctions)