The one piece of advice we give is...if you do not plan on living in the property or needing to come stay at the property, then go long term rental. 

It's called the FIRE Center and lots of great members to network with and learning resources.

Your profession is actually the key.

(PS: If you’d like to participate but spots are already full, don’t worry — we’ll be conducting additional rounds in the coming weeks, so keep an eye out for a follow-up!) 

This sounds like the start of a great ripple of economic life back to the community!

You do have the option to uncheck the box on KeyCheck to pay for the screening as the landlord if desired.

Ill give you my thoughts when the time comes, I own a brokerage as well I can always help you sell it if I cant buy it

I got a call from the local police that I had two fines to pay for not showing up for jury duty.

That way you’re putting in sweat equity and strategy instead of all the capital.Since you have VA loan eligibility, you could buy a multi-family property up to four units with zero down, live in one unit, and rent the others.

I'm going to fill out the Notice to Quit and post it.