Your story is so inspirational, and you prove there are substantial rewards if you handle your military moves, loan options, etc. in a wise way.

They may start you with enough for one house at 70% ARV - but when you prove yourself with them, it will be easier to expand over time.

One of our group leaders just partnered with some group members and purchased 32 acres of land on which he plans to build homes for Habitat for Humanity.Our group pioneered the idea of study groups to help students understand what they are learning in their classes.

My goal is to purchase my first apartment building before the end of 2016 and I have been studying, reading, and listening to everything I can get my hands on.

They will guide you on what type of approach to value is most relevant, and you can tap them for feasibility studies, highest and best use opinions, aspects of cost (which is also relevant when considering depreciation on your taxes - ask your real estate focused CPA), and you can even ask them to do the appraisal subject to the repairs/renovations you're considering. 

Just recently began studying them, and not seeing the immediate risk.  

In the case they did, I would want to make sure I could prove that it was my primary residence, that I wasn't receiving rental income from the property, and that any other homes I owned weren't homesteaded.

Anyway, I'm highly in favor of studying title research.

I wanted to try and prove that no new agents need all the extra crap the big brokers push on them and get them to do to be successful.  

race thing if you can prove that white trailer trash does not exist.Can you prove that white trailer trash does not exist?