So I'm currently in the Navy, and am looking to do an internship and transition into a full time agent once I separate.

I served 4 years in the United States Navy and I am just starting out on my road to financial freedom through the brrrr method!

I attempted to get an FHA loan  with putting 3.5 percent down however I was told by my bank (Navy Federal) that FHA loans only cover SFR and Multifamily units and not triplex or 4 plexs.

@Jason AvilaIf you are still in California have you tried using the CalVet Loan and also Navy Federal Credit Union the also?

BTW - We are 3 United States Navy Chiefs just trying to secure our future :-)

I nearly had a drinking problem.In fact I remember 1929 Ports for about $1 a 6oz glass & French Champagne ran about $3.50 a bottle plus our dining room meals were basically free.

I left the house very clean, nothing inside, with only a few superficial repairs (2 blinds needed to be replaced because my cat liked chewing on them and a small pane of glass in the french door had been broken by a falling skateboard)  I left nothing inside. 

I am prior Navy and my wife is currently acitive duty Air Force and I am looking to get started (technically) in real estate investing. 

There are a few big Credit Union that do them on investment properties (Pen Fed and Navy Fed both do them, I think).

I'm currently at 17 years in the Navy and am definitely looking forward to that pension after 20; that's called passive income!