As a veteran, Navy Federal has decent investment product rates though you may look into. 

Maybe the situations will still be there if my son gets out of the Navy in 2 or 3 years.  

About a year later I joined the Navy and we moved out to California so we rented out to a school friend of my wife's, essentially stumbling into a rental property.

It's a French-based EV battery company that will be establishing a North American HQ in Columbus. 

Hello.I own a property in French Valley on the outskirts of Murrieta (Winchester).

It consists of perforated pipes buried in gravel-filled trenches kind of like a reverse french drain.

I am also a veteran of the United States Navy!

my brokers all told me 10.9-11% for HELOC's and so i called Navy Federal CU and they quoted me at 9% with a $700 fee for the loan, that's really competitive so I went with the CU.Brokers are good at getting a bank account loan, based on existing funds if you don't want them to pull credit/income verification

The Skeptics Take:As was said many years ago by some old French dude, “the road to hell is paved with good intentions.”True.

I'm a Navy Veteran and would like to use my VA loan to make my first home purchase sometime next year.