Tax free, hazardous duty pay, 10% Deployment Savings Plan, etc.

I left the Navy last fall and my wife is still active duty here in Jax so if you have any questions, I can relate to your situation.

However, my background is as a totally passive securities investor and the thought of active rental properties duties was in the beginning a total non starter - way to much personal involvement, way to much risk, way to much visibility. 

The property details are more important than my details, so my credit score, income, and other assets are unlikely to impact loan terms for the better.Yes, more important but your details are still vital to getting approved.

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@Cam Jimmy With a 1031 Exchange, there are many roles that are vital to the transaction.

I am active duty enlisted Air Force, e4 making 3200ish a month.

Look into taking advantage of the Military Tuition Assistance Program while you are on Active Duty.

If that's the case, he does not owe you a duty as your fiduciary and I'd really want to know why.

I will look in on the vital information you have given me.