@Charles Taggart Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins.As others said though, a lot of these books aren’t exactly “kid friendly”.Former Navy Seal and now public figure Jocko Willink has released a book series called “Warrior Kid”.

A "safe" area in DC will run you $2000+ for a 1 bedroom apartment (fort totten for example)- prime location like the waterfront, navy yard, U street etc- forget about it- $2000 for a studio- 1 bedroom $2500+- some may push closer to $3000 a month 15-20 minutes away in Greenbelt will run $1500 or so for a 1 bedroom apartmentSilver Spring- Wheaton- College Park are all close by and run the same- $1500-$2000 a month

I was in the Navy and had a friend whose parents owned a huge, high-dollar house in the suburbs of Charlotte.

 I rent in NYC (astoria queens) 10 min from manhattan and work.I work in tv/film which is by definition freelance even though I've been working for the last 5 years pretty consistentlyI have access to Navy Federal Credit Union which do offer $0 money 100% financing and said with my current debt to income ratio and 683 credit would only give me $280k-$350 (not much to buy anything in NYC) the only thing I find is condo/coop which won't let you rent. 

I am a combat veteran of OEF/OIF who served 6 years in the US Navy.

I have about 18 months left in the navy, I have been trying to acquire enough rental properties to bring in around what my paycheck in the military is currently.

@Nick Leboeuf You could probably get a 500-550 dollar rent (maybe more if you can find the right person) out of some Navy folks because they despise living on the ship.

Hello RE Investors,I’m Carl, Carl Handy, residing in sunny San Diego, CA.Retired Navy now for 9yrs, Woohoo!

Hello PB,I’m 32 years old, on active duty with the Navy, father of four and have a beautiful wife!

I don’t work with NW Acquisitions, but I am a Navy Vet that just moved here to Nashville.