Looking for likeminded individuals military or non military who enjoy discussing ideas and investments and wanting to get to network with like minded people in multi-family near the Houston, Pensacola, Mobile areas.

Sarah, do you have any good deals.Im a newbie and currently in the military, so i don't live in Florida but that is home for me.

Ain’t nobody got time for all that.I am by the book with my tenants, and stay professional (Dr/Mr/Mrs/military rank, in every communication - regardless of them using my first name).

@Gregory Schwartz,compress your search a bit on BP, and target (pun intended) the military and military in deployment managing remotely threads.Also plenty of remote investing stories, some even including their methodology and steps...Your boots on the ground team counts more than anything.

One follow up question my title company just asked me: the reason I moved from that home is because of military orders, and I only lived there for about a year and a half.

It is very close to Manhattan, by bus, ferry and path train. i dont know much about bergen county. for Hudson county, people are talking a lot about Jersey city, Union city, Bayonne and Harrison. in those cities, you see mostly two family houses, ranging from 350k to $650k for an average house. 

I don't know any big banks that would touch this.I'd call the smallest 5-10 banks and/or credit unions in Birmingham.

They are debt free (thank you US military) and I encouraged both to buy houses (turn key, no hacking) to avoid renting during residency. 

@Jason GottFor smaller loan amounts ($50K and under) you may find more success with portfolio lenders like small local banks and credit unions.  

You should be fine to do this, but when you look for financing you will likely need to go to a local/regional bank or credit union not a big national bank.