Clearly not being upfront about their affiliation.

It left me feeling a bit discouraged and unsure, especially since I assumed a military-affiliated institution would be well-versed in the nuances of VA lending.I’d really appreciate any insight into my situation and guidance on steps I could take to move forward in this financial journey.Here’s a snapshot of my current situation:Target price range: $400,000–$500,000Type of House: DuplexOccupation: Registered NurseGross monthly income: $7,902Monthly expenses:Rent: $1,921Student loan: $503 (GI Bill did not cover 100%)Credit card: $585 (this includes utilities, phone bill, auto insurance, and subscriptions — no revolving credit card debt)Credit score (Credit Karma): 811Any advice, clarification, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Quote from @Theresa Harris: Quote from @Chris Bounds: Quote from @Theresa Harris: I don't use it and no someone who knows how to use it is not going to take my job.A lot of people said similar things about television, the internet, and social media.New technology rarely replaces people overnight, but people who learn how to use it well tend to outperform those who ignore it.Dismissing the impact it can have on your business might not feel risky today.

It left me feeling a bit discouraged and unsure, especially since I assumed a military-affiliated institution would be well-versed in the nuances of VA lending.I’d really appreciate any insight into my situation and guidance on steps I could take to move forward in this financial journey.Here’s a snapshot of my current situation:Target price range: $400,000–$500,000Type of House: DuplexOccupation: Registered NurseGross monthly income: $7,902Monthly expenses:Rent: $1,921Student loan: $503 (GI Bill did not cover 100%)Credit card: $585 (this includes utilities, phone bill, auto insurance, and subscriptions — no revolving credit card debt)Credit score (Credit Karma): 811Any advice, clarification, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

NARR's state affiliates (which do certify recovery homes) often provide complete document packets for free.

I just returned from an overseas trip with limited internet access so my apologies for late reply.Turnkey company’s name is Rent to Retirement.

I have seen a ton of these post and have recently started to learn more about the creator of OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent that has taken the Internet by storm, with now over 180,000 users.

Tax free rental income (most of the time after depreciation.)Debt payoffBusiness write offs including your cell service/phone, computer, internet, etcAccumulated “phantom losses” from depreciation to use against future gainsTax advantaged Inflation hedgeCan be borrowed against Allows you to sell your primary tax free and move in to your beachfront rentalCan be passed on to heirs with no taxes due. 

Some of them have long affiliations with a certain agent.

Since the internet wasn't really much, it was a different approach to finding properties "Off Market" (or was it) Do you know you can pay $20,000 less for a house when there isn't a real estate agent?