I don't know if they would do it but you can call the non emergency line (non 911) number to the local station or stop in. 

I'm trying to build a network, find connections, and mentors in the DMV area to begin my real estate journey.A little backstory, I'm active duty stationed in the DMV area (Bethesda), living in Bowie, MD.

In a way, it's a lot like the various gas stations you surely pass by every day.  

I'm currently in the Army and I'm looking to get started investing in the Olympia to Tacoma, WA areas while stationed at Fort Lewis.

We bought turnkey propertie in Texas, when we were stationed with the Air Force over in England. 

My buying reasons were: Positives:Out of 59 lots, 36 lots had mobile homes ( from 1980’s) but only 18 were occupied.Area is within city limit, close to a gas station, dollar general, church, bus station.

This is where we choose the duty station we will be heading to.

Two zone heat and air, great commuter location, near Metuchen Train Station and whole food shopping center, lot of restaurants surrounding.

I work at a gas station for $14/hr and I have $3,000 in my bank account.

My bank lender said clearly that they can't help US citizens who are not residing in the country.The home loan agent added that working with military personnel stationed overseas is a gray area, but that most in that category already have a place in the States.ITIN loan sounds intriguing.