I live in Pensacola, FL and have a residential lot that is paid for on the west side of town near the Naval Air Station, which is a big Navy base and is the Home of the Blue Angels.

Jacksonville Florida is a good market where I’m at we have 2 Navy Bases nearby, a Coast Guard Base, the Mayo Clinic, CSX, etc.

90% of basement water problems are solved with down spout extensions. 5%, a cheap exterior french drain.

I am retired Navy and looking forward to my new career in real estate. 

We also added a new roof, demolished two large chicken coups in the backyard, built stairs up to the rear French doors and cleaned up the yard.Taking a look at the numbers, we purchased the house for a little under $160,000 and had a renovation budget of $25,000.

Next year, the maximum amount you can have at any one time in VA Loans will be removed (reference: Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act signed last month).

I work on a US navy base and rather than turned down, we are heavily sought after tenants because owners realize that there are several advantages to leasing to military connected people: Rents are significantly higher, tenants don't disappear in the middle of the night although the required notice is quite short as people may receive relocation orders that require them to move quickly.

The military institution I was in provided the opportunity for students to take out a loan from its associated bank, Navy Federal.

I’m a US Navy Dentist who will be purchasing a private practice in 3 years once my obligation to the Navy is over in the Boise ID area.

This would include cutting in a new french drain, sump pump & wiring, weep holes, and an encapsulation like drylock.