I liked the geographic isolation of los  Cabos, the rugged Pacific coast and the marine life in the sea of Cortez.

Start small and thank you for your service from a fellow Marine @Cordell Hinton-Brown!

I am looking to expand my portfolio and one of the things I have always wanted to do since getting out of the Marines was help veterans.

I’ve enlisted in the marines and leave later this year and I’m trying to save money before I come back from boot camp and I’m hoping to have at least 5000 from boot camp and a extra couple thousand from saving, so maybe 7 or 8k and want to use a fha loan on a 3 or 4 unit.

@Antonios KranidisHey Antonios I bought my first house in February at 19, by myself as a full time single lower enlisted Marine, even had to put 5% down which was more than 1 year of my military salary after taxes lol.

if you do not have the funds to pay cash you have to options as an honest bizzness man and seeing that your a marine I would assume that you are.You need a money partner that has the funds and you need to partner with them.

I would buy a regular home, but anything under 700k is not in the greatest neighborhoods or doesn’t have trains in the area (South Brooklyn like Marine Park and eastern Queens). 

Any possibility that the Fraudster utilized his Military Marine Background and his Veterans Charity as enticements to draw in investors?

Please let me know if any of them work for you.Bank of Southern California, Bank of West (BNP Paribas), Cal Coast Credit Union, East West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs” San Fran, First Republic, Fremont Bank, Golden1, HSBC, Quorum FCU, Silvergate Bank, Umpqua, Bank of Marin.

I once charged a friend and Korean war Marine brother $25 to remove a bed and dresser and such that someone was suppose to pick up but didn't.