Deven Ortiz is so sharp, he could rob you outside a CVS and you’d apologize for wasting his time.
Dude loves the Padres the way my anxiety loves ruining my life.
For example:
Me: This is gonna be fun.
My anxiety: Oh? Forgetting what happened in fourth grade, are we?
Anyways.
Homeboy says thousands of veterans and service members are unlocking massive wealth through VA loan investing with zero dollars down.
Is this legit? And if so, what’s the catch?
Read on for Veteran Millionaire Academy reviews.
Deven dropped outta high school, joined the Army, got out, and built a $5 million real estate portfolio.
According to him, the VA home loan is the most powerful loan product in the country, giving you an unrivaled edge in any market.
Assuming you qualify, pay attention.
Deven says 90% of millionaires got there through real estate.
That stat feels a little dated, but sure – real estate’s tried and true. Go on.
Which, he doesn’t.
Instead, he keeps piling on quotes and findings like this is breaking news. Yeah, yeah, so a study showed homeowners have up to 40 times the net worth of renters.
Cool story, bro. Real estate good. We get it.
Finally, Deven moves on to busting VA loan myths.
No, in this case, it doesn’t take money to make money. They’ll finance 100% of the home’s value.
Also, it’s not a one-and-done deal. You don’t have to pay off your first VA loan to get another. Rinse and repeat to stack properties and build generational wealth.
And yes, it works as an investment tool. You can own and rent out any of the following:
- Condo or townhome
- Single-family residence
- Planned unit development
- Manufactured home
- Small multifamily (2-4 units)
Other unique benefits of the VA home loan?
- No private mortgage insurance required
- Aggressive 30-year fixed interest rates
- Easier qualification with no minimum credit score
- Streamlined refinance process (VA to VA)
- Cash-out refinance up to 100% of home value
Damn, Deven, you’re making me wanna slip into some camo and army crawl through the mud under barbed wire.
“Sir, yes sir!”
Here’s a case study:
The Cataina family bought a fourplex in Oceanside, complete with two storage units and a massive RV rental space.
- Purchase price: $1.7 million
- Down payment: $0 (VA loan)
- Seller credit at closing: $65,000
- Rental income: $11,270/month
- Net payment: $1,130/month
Nice. So they’re controlling basically a $2 million appreciating asset for a fraction of the cost while tenants pay down the loan.
Meanwhile, you’re over there putting a $2,000 sound system in a car that Kelly Blue Books for $1,850.
Seriously, bro?
You need to be more like the Stitt family, who scooped up a San Diego triplex with a two-car garage that could be converted into a fourth unit.
- Purchase price: $1.6 million
- Down payment: $0 (VA loan)
- Seller credit at closing: $64,000
- Mortgage: $9,640/month
- Rental income: $6,000/month
Contributing $3,600 a month to own a $1.6 million property with massive upside potential? Well played.
Question is: How do you find an agent? A lender? Get pre-approved? Analyze deals?
How do you put this all together to explode your earning potential – on your own schedule, from anywhere in the U.S. – using nothing but a benefit you already have?
Deven’s downright giddy you asked.
Veteran Millionaire Academy promises to answer all your questions in a group webinar, support you with group coaching, and hook you up with preferred vendors and experts – all for a one-time fee of $99.
Plus upsells, of course.
Deven’s solid, the offer makes sense, and yeah, you’ve earned that perk.
But if it were me?
I’d dump the whole VA loan into Bitcoin, check back in 10 years, and probably be richer – with fewer wrinkles and more hair.
Real estate investing today feels like using dial-up internet: slow, annoying, and way too much upkeep.