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I would leave it as is or buy more rentals.

Then is 10yrs we will have (assuming not very much appreciation) $700k to sell and take out or keep until we are ready to sell and take out.or Sell the house. take the $150k (after paying back everything and other fees) and use $85k as downpayment for new house in other city, leaving us with $65k to use to buy 2 houses of say $100k each and hoping to get a profit of $400 each, maybe $600, giving us the monthly flow of $1200 (hopefully).

Leave it till they move out and repair for the next tenant.

Would you give her a longer notice to find a new place or just leave her be?

Visit ask questions get lost and grab lunch at some hole in the wall.This way when you get mugged two blocks from the property leaving a liquor store because you can't find anything else... you'll have saved yourself from buying something that looked fantastic on paper.On a slightly more serious note...the realtor will make you feel like you're a deal on a good house and you'll be pumped.The inspection will make you feel like you're buying the biggest money pit you've ever seen. 

Hello all,I’ve been reading many articles and posts about second tier entitlement, what isn’t clarified are the reasons on why your leaving your primary residence with a va loan to jump into another va loan.

If he made those big ticket improvements and only requires some cosmetic work, depending on how much he needs to be current, then it might be worth catching up the loan into if it leaves you a good amount of equity or can produce some great cash flow.

After knocking out the bottom 3 of which disinterest you, that leaves the top 3.

I may have to think about leaving that one alone and maybe paying off the higher balance loans with 6% interest instead!