Worst case, I can still rent them long-term and break even.

Apparent this is a list put out by a company that buys large bundles of homes and then breaks up the bundle and sells off the homes individually.

Don’t wait until you’re overdrawn to realize a project went sideways.Building a Team (Without Breaking the Bank)Once your systems are dialed in, you don’t need to do everything yourself.

I am a first time investor looking to use my VA Loan benefit to break into REI!

Turning your primary into a rental, navigating a lease break, and still coming out ahead is a strong start.As a CPA, even if you're not in RE-specific work yet, your financial lens gives you a real edge as you scale.

Specifically, how would you break it down for different levels of rehab like:Lipstick (cosmetic updates only)Standard (kitchen/bath reno, flooring, light structural)Heavy (major systems, layout changes)High-end/Upgraded (luxury finishes, premium materials)Any ballpark numbers or tips would be super helpful 🙏

(article from RE|STRUCTURED news) 

This is awesome news!

At worst, you're wanting break even post move out. 

Like any market, neighborhood selection and having a reliable local team can make or break deals.