We have met with the guy at the showing of the property and we got along very well we have a lot in common and he defiantly like us.

And it's extremely difficult to find a matching piece to replace a section missing a chunk unless it's a very common type.  

It's VERY common to see properties around here with undersized septics.

Was wondering if this is a common situation with underwriting VA cash-outs. 

I have never had a negative reaction from a seller because I had a license, yet it has allowed me to list short sales, list my own flips, etc.I’ll PM you.  

My first reaction is top ask you why you think you wouldn't want to do this. 

Prices east of Worcester towards Boston have become untouchable for the "common folk," and first time homebuyers in the Metro-Boston area are being pushed as far west as Worcester.We made about 15 offers before we got a bite on a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1600 sqft home in the Webster Square area of Worcester.

It’s not common but it does happen.

Multis / rentals are not common, and in demand.

Any tips on finding properties, researching the market, areas to avoid, common rookie mistakes, ANYTHING!