I had multiple potential tenants from E5 and below, and one of my properties is leased to military.

I was wondering there is anyone currently serving in the military who has obtained their real estate license?"

We basically did so in the military in the early 70s, it was around way before I got there.

Being in the military has given me a decent amount of exposure to dealing with real estate markets I initially know nothing about.

Therefore by living in the house as long as the military/lender allows than moving on has allowed us to get 2 rental homes with nothing down using a VA loan.Honestly it depends on your goals.

I am a fan of their books.I am active duty military, and I currently have 2 rentals and the house I live in.

In my humble opinion I would use your VA loan for the four plex and have property management run it for you, especially since we know how frequently our military gets moved around.

(do 1 warmup set for each exercise, with no weight)Workout B3x5 Squats3x5 Standing Military Press (seated is ok, if needed)3x5 Bent Rows (bend at hips, head up, row to your mid chest)2x8 chin-ups (first set front grip, second reverse grip. do jump chinups in the beginning, if needed. jump up, then pullup, using your momentum.)Abs - 2 sets, both until failure, 3 minutes rest between the two.No concentrated arm workouts are needed. dips, chins, benching takes care of it.

I just showed them the military orders and they were satisfied.

Im in the military now and I'm actually planning my venture from out here in Iraq.Actually, I beat all of you...