Hello everyone, I'm a freshly separated veteran looking to use my VA (Veterans Affairs) loan to begin my investment journey.

On the other hand, you could rent a low-end Air BnB with huge profit potential, huge loss potential and requires tons of hands-on effort.You need to figure out where in that spectrum you want to be.There is a lot of great information on the internet, and obviously there's a lot of junk. 

At times, I’ve wondered if we’re late to the game, but a recent BP podcast about starting in your 40s gave me a fresh dose of encouragement.

The Midwest is going to strategically matter more in the future and population will be growing due to fresh water and cooler climate, also fewer storms (lower insurance premiums).

As an Air Force veteran, I received my start in real estate investing using VA loans.I wish you all the best in your journey.

As for the leases, waiting until January 1st can make bookkeeping and tax reporting cleaner since you’re starting fresh for the new year, but transitioning now is fine too, you need to track the date carefully for tax purposes.The mortgages are still personally held unless already in the LLC’s name.

“Avoid blocking air vents or shutting off HVAC systems for long periods.”

I even had a small chat with a financial advisor through trusted-psychics.co.uk just to get a fresh perspective on patterns—they pointed out things I hadn’t noticed, which helped me avoid a risky deal.

Some of the Facebook groups I am in say they have seen a booking on Air, then see it cancelled and rebooked on VRBO more than a few times. 

Nice made some equity, wish had just sold it for top dollar when was all fresh and new updates so no management headaches!