For example My old PM (I fired) his plumber quoted me once 3k to put a sump pump and French drain in a house that had water getting in the basement and when I flew out to check on it in person I discovered one of the downspouts wasn’t attached and that’s how water was getting in the basement.

I'm active duty Navy.

To kick things off I applied for a mortgage through Navy Federal AND Veterans United. 

Navy Federal is also an option. 

I am currently in the military amd have two kids and a wife I will be getting out in a year and a half right now I am renting and paying a lot I am thinking about buying a house in California and staying there for the rest of my contract with the Navy so that way I can get my first property to eventually be my first single family rental I want to use the va home loan to do it so that way after I get out  of the Navy I can rent that house out and after I get out stay with my brother up in Washington for alittle get settled into my new job as an electrition while renting that first property out get another property through the va home loan do you think this is a good plan and I am allitle scared to start this process because I am in a decent amount of debt from cars and credit cards and it scares me to put myself in more debt 

I'm in a similar situation (Navy, bought last summer and living in a Nob Hill unit until 2021).

Wife is USMC and I work for the Navy doing IT. 

Hi BP fellowsI am a French citizen living in France and I invest in the US through C corp paying IRS to the States.

Working with Navy Federal now and really hoping that will work. 

., anything around an Amazon which Jacksonville has 2 so far.Anything by the Navy bases Mayport and NAS JAX.