It was a 2/1 and we have made it a 2/2, by converting an old closet to a bathroom.

It was a 2/1 and we have made it a 2/2, by converting an old closet to a bathroom.

He wanted $60K more for the deal and I was firm with my offer due to the fact that it was a 3/2 but was converted to a 2/2 so we had to reconfigure the floorplan to have a better flow and bring it up to date and take advantage of the natural lighting and the pool.

Probably buying a property in which the current owner was taking cash and not reporting the income especially if it was an old house with one address converted in to three rentals.I would, as suggested above, make the purchase contigent upon the current owner meeting with all three tenants and having them sign "your" new lease.

If you believe in Robert Kiyosaki's principals of converting liabilities into assets then simply put paying down your mortgages principal and converting that into your small businesses bank account with a HELOC is in theory converting a liability into an asset.It's very easy for people to simply say no that's a terrible idea we for some reason have this terrible stygma associated with paying down principal and then leveraging that equity to your own advantage, personally i've never understood why I think it's a brilliant move one that I can tell you has worked extremely well for me.I'll leave you with item to ponder on. 

Some have detached garages that allow to convert to ADU for extra income.

My wife & I just financed a piece of property in Florida & would like to build a duplex that will be our primary residence with one rental unit. Can I use a VA construction loan to build & then refinance ...

I have done major DIY projects and believe I am capable of doing most of the work myself building a small unit or converting a garage into a unit. 

Here’s an example of a BRRRR I completed a while ago.Purchase 95,000Rehab $35,000Took a 3/1 and converted it to a 4/2.Rent 1620Appraisal 165,000  I refinanced  at 80% LTVI ended up with $5000 stuck inCash flow was $450/month or 5400 annuallyMy return was 100% in under 12 months.  100% CoC/ROI  after year one return is infinite.Don’t think that the only way to BRRRR is no money stuck in.  

Why would you want to convert from a VA loan to an investment property?