However, remember it needs to be approved (which I assume is based on the seller's insurance).I just finished reading another story of a buyer who purchased a house that had the roof installed improperly.

However, I am discovering that is REALLY hard to get around here, or at least lately with our market conditions pushing prices up so much.What do you generally pay for properties where you are getting that?

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I am interested in finding a place that is 3-4 bedrooms or 2-3 with a finished basement and preferable 2-4 bathrooms.

While savings interest rates have been increasing lately (I'm getting 2% on my high-yield savings), HELOC loan rates are also going up (I don't own a home right now, so I don't have a specific number).

Little late to this but here's a fillable PDF I created for updated 2019 version. 

Most want a simple "cosmetic" rehab that can be finished in 90 days.Regardless, I always advise any VA loan buyer to write an offer such that Seller pays 4% of sale price back to Buyer to pay all possible closing costs and pre-paid items ( like the first years worth of home owner insurance, etc.).

@Chris SzepessySorry Chris for the late reply I’m still new to this.

When I came across a completely stripped house it has a deck in the back and on zillow it was discribed as a 4 bedroom 1 bath house and was built in the late 1800s .

We give a 3-day grace period until late fee then another grace period until the 7th then a 7-day notice.