You would just need to make sure you work with the proper licensed professionals to handle things like installing utilities, power, and septic systems.

Took us 3 weeks to get power which had downstream effects. 

Quote from @Caleb Thompson: I know versions of this question have been answered, but as a new investor, is it most conducive to keep my first rental property in my own name and look into an umbrella excess policy (1-2 mil limits)?

Thanks to my mom, who exposed me to the power of networking at a young age, I’ve been able to build a massive, diverse network over the years.

Using the VA loan to house-hack a duplex is one of the most powerful ways to start building wealth while serving.The Case for Columbus, GA: The Strategic Home BaseFor an active-duty service member, Columbus, GA is very likely your strongest starting point.

It’s such a powerful strategy when you can get the numbers and the neighborhood right.I work with affordable shared housing here in Houston, so I’ve been on the rental side quite a bit — happy to share what I’ve learned about keeping homes occupied and maintained while scaling gradually.This community has been great for finding ideas, local insights, and connecting with people who’ve already walked the path.

Strategies like this can be powerful when executed correctly, but it’s always worth getting professional advice to make sure you’ve got everything documented and structured to stand up to an audit.

Some investors have lots of time and power tools on their hands while others just want to review a quarterly statement. 

I do plan on growing the RE portfolio and want to make sure the next moves are savvy.We have decent 401ks, and limited liquid funds in savings...Thank you for your timeNo, you don't!

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