I specialize in VA loans and the only times I see veterans even consider letting a non-veteran assume their loan is 1) they are desperate to unload the property for whatever reason 2) Because the purchaser who wants to assume is offering some sort of financial incentives to allow them to take over the loan at the low interest rate.  

He also doesn't offer his biography or financial statements as part of a buyer profile.

I’ve been working on strengthening my financial foundation, learning more about real estate, and making smarter long-term decisions for myself and my family.

Real estate is different from traditional investing, but it’s something you can pick up quickly once you start exploring deals and talking to people in the space.If your goal is early financial freedom, real estate can definitely help you get there.

I would call him more the go to disaster guy.

The deciding question is whether the condo supports long-term financial independence.

Specifically: What should I be doing right now to prepare financially?

.: Talking with a specialist in this for help sourcing and managing a STR for the purpose of income of course, but also exploiting the depreciation loophole for tax saving and FAFSA reporting for college financial aid etc etc.

With full financial backing, BJ and Traci were able to focus on overseeing the work and executing the renovation plan.

After getting a few blessings in life and building a stronger financial foundation, I believe I’m in a position to acquire my first buy-and-hold cash-flow property by the end of 2026.That said, I’m fully aware that I’m still very inexperienced.