This is a solid opportunity, but the key is positioning yourself as organized and process-driven, not just “the cheaper option.”Your pitch shouldn’t be “I’ll do it for less.”

That being said, the qualification process for a VA multifamily loan is a little different than for VA single family purchases.

I have never done a cost seg for any properties up to this point and understand the fundamentals of the process.

I bought several tax liens at Alabama auction and I understand that the process to get the title is to file a tax foreclosure action which, based on what the attorney Gregory Stanley is saying and unlike what many articles are mentioning, is a judicial process.

If anyone has advice on what the closing process of a deal like this looks like, and whether agents are willing to work with you even if you’re not the one actually buying the property yourself, I’d appreciate it.

I am new to this screening process, first time listing units in the market and getting request for tours.

This process requires me to save for 3-4 months between deals On the other I looked at a 9th month hard money interest only loan that would cover the cost of the rehab but inflate the overall price.

In my experience, city properties compared to suburban properties have higher tenant turnover, and require a much more hands on screening process and routine management.

So, I recommend using an elimination process.

I’m currently learning how to analyze deals, run comps, and understand the full wholesaling process from contract to assignment.I’m currently based outside the U.S., but San Antonio, Texas is my primary target market.