This can vary greatly depending on the actual property characteristics, sent a DM if you'd like assistance.

@Cordel Blair I have a team in Cleveland where we provide properties below market value and assist the buyer with rehab and refinancing to drive awesome BRRRRs.

The reason I think its a hybrid study is because the cost is overall low from what I seen in the industry for a back-dated study, completing form 3115, audit assistance along with an in person visit.

Right now my plan looks something like:- Live in the property for the VA-required period- Refinance into a conventional loan afterward to restore entitlement- Use VA again for the next purchase- Slowly build a small portfolio while staying fully compliant with VA rules I know a lot of investors have used this VA → conventional → VA cycle to scale, and I’m hoping to hear:- How did this strategy work for you?

I know BP has Investor Friendly agents - is that a paid service or just like  any other Buyers Agent they assist in finding great investment property deals and due on their commission?

I can’t really offer recommendations for assistance with small multifamily purchases.

You’re absolutely right that while we often talk about healthcare real estate broadly, senior housing—particularly assisted living and memory care—sits in a very unique and nuanced position within the healthcare real estate ecosystem.

I am looking for a RE focused CPA that has experience assisting foreign investors.

I could really use the assistance on what questions to ask and how to look at this to see if it’s a viable option for me. 

Hi Chris - My husband and I own M&G Restoration LLC, a general contracting company specializing in the BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance) method.