Maybe personal loan from a bank or credit union, friends and family.

@David Braut the Harbour View/Belleville area of Suffolk is really growing and seeing a lot of development and in my opinion is a great area to flip as well as rent if you’re close to the Walmart up there because of the military base that’s across the street from it.

The bill itself does not bother me, but after serving almost 30 yrs in the military I know government rules are like kudzu, it is well meaning when planting but after a few years can turn into a nightmare. 

My husband was with the military, and we have a lot of military friends who just buy wherever they ago (each duty station is only around 2-3 yr) and they end up accumulating a lot of wealth/equity. 

Hi I am new to investing looking into getting started this year I am prior military but I have always had an interest in owning my own rental properties 

Tucson federal Credit Union were the ones that provided financing.

I learned about the Bigger Pockets community from a fellow soldier that has a few properties while serving full time in the military. 

There is also a military contingency out there which some investors like...

Thousand Oaks, Stone Oak, Encino Park, Bulverde, etc) Schertz/Cibilo (not far from military bases, easy access to Austin/New Braunfels, up and coming/ many new nice neighborhoods) If the price range is  $175-250, I would look near Sea world and the west side.

With agents that are in the military referral network, I would claim it's almost more efficient (time wise) to do that rather than holding a license in both states, especially with how far Texas is from Nevada.