I plan to start a group home for homeless women veterans.

My 2 cents,MikeIt's a poorly decorated, poorly photographed and underperforming STR in a location I love.

I also like the fact that some of their veterans have been through a full market cycle in multi-family space.

But as a FSBO, I would to make sure you are pricing your house accurately with comps, hire a professional photographer, pay to list your house on the local MLS to make sure the people you want see it, hire a real estate attorney, and prepare to deal with buyers.

I'm a veteran also and co-host a small monthly networking meetup exclusively for veterans. 

You will need to get a photographer, easy to do, just call a realtor in the area and they will have contacts for that.You will need to get a new cleaner.

Army Veteran and A&P Certified Heli/PlaneTech.Hobbies Include: Light Sport Aircraft, JDM Cars, Exotic Cars, Snow Boarding, Welding, Mountain Biking, Dirt Bikes, Jet Skis, Drag Racing, AutoX, Kayak, Loons Soccer, etc.....you get the idea.

Reaching out to all you note/CFD veterans again.It's my understanding that in certain states, for delinquent/non-performing CFD's, you must go through a standard foreclosure process (once all other methods like forbearance and modification have been exhausted).

My name is Thomas and I am a veteran real estate investor in Maine and Arizona, I am also a lender as well. 

.- the PM promised a professional photographer for the property, then went in and took pictures with an iphone.- I`ve lived in the area for 7 years, and for a townhouse, that seemed to be the pricing.