I'm from a french province (Quebec) which is close to Montreal in Canada, my english might not be perfect (and i'm sorry for that) but here it is :I am a full time student but I'll most likely get a full time job by the end of the year.

I'm from a french province (Quebec) which is close to Montreal in Canada, my english might not be perfect (and i'm sorry for that) but here it is :I am a full time student but I'll most likely get a full time job by the end of the year.

I'm in the Navy and after many years of moving around ever year and a half to two years, I will finally be in an area for an extended period of time.

The coverage was terrible and I wouldnt use again.Scope of work:Exterior:-Reconnect two downspouts -Re-attached loose gutter to roof facia board-Demo broken concrete steps in front of house-Re-key 2 doorsUtilities:-Pex water supply replacing throughout -1/4 turn ball valve supply shut off valves throughout-Replace water faucet braided hose supply linesMain living areas:-Replace 5'x10' window in first floor-Patch a handful of plaster holes-Replace 2 pocket door faulty hardware-Replace screens on french doors-Remove carpet in 6 rooms-Patch hardwood floors (about 5 patch jobs)-Re-finish hardwood floors-Lay ~1200sqft vinyl tiles in entry way, downstairs Bath, hallway, kitchen, living room -Remove/replace ceiling tiles in living room with drywall.

I am still a few years behind you but plan on retiring from the Navy and moving into full time REI.  

Thank you in advance for your insightful responses.PyrrhaHmmm Let me see...You live on a Navy base... 

Quick background on me- I am a transitioning Navy Veteran off Active Duty looking for a great career change.I look forward to meeting both new and seasoned Investors. 

I can't imagine a french drain working because there is no lower point to run it to.  

My husband and I live in Naples, Italy, he is with the Navy, and being that I have time to do the research while I'm currently unemployed, I'm looking into getting my license as well.

If you have a family member who was in the service, you can open an account with Navy Federal Credit Union.