So, you should probably be enlisting the services of a real estate agent, since the listing agent represents the seller (you'll want your own agent to act in your interest).This advice differs somewhat with advice that I would give to an investor (an investor who "knows the ropes" can work directly with the listing agent).You'll need to determine what the fair market value is.

Since then, I've read over a dozen related books, probably over a couple hundred blog posts, and tried unsuccesfully to get some rentals financed as a poor enlisted military member.I recently separated, and moved back to Oregon, specifically Corvallis.

If your Realtor won't get expireds for you, with you enlisting them, I'd find another Realtor.

Having been in the military, my primary advice would be don't join the military.While irrelevant, given the 6 year contract, I'm assuming you're pursuing something beyond basic enlisted.

I am just starting out in REI and I enlisted the help of a coach/mentor to help me do it right.

We plan on living in southern California in the Burbank area after my current enlistment.

I returned to Arizona State Univ but couldn't find a major that suited me so I decided to enlist in the military. 

I often see that I make more with benefits from veteran status than I ever did as an enlisted soldier!

This property which is located where I currently live (Ohio), but my wife has gotten a job in Southeast Jacksonville as a elementary teacher and we are considering the move.I've done a little research about investing in Jacksonville and it appears it is much tougher then my home town which is a small town.I plan on keeping my rental property and I'll enlist a few people to perform property management.I'm finishing my Associates Degree in Business Management and will be starting my Bachelors soon.

I'm licensed in MN and could help out, if you decide to enlist new help beyond your current lending team.Either way, congrats and good luck!