I was in the military ( making me a veteran now) and during my time in I shared all kinds of living conditions with strangers and friends.

Today, the door is boarded up and there is no glass in the upper-story windows.Nicole Lawrence, executive director of the Tenant Union Representative Network, said such deterioration tends to spread blight throughout neighborhoods, diminishing safe, affordable housing opportunities in communities where they’re most needed.

But since you asked I have hired multiple skilled trades and as a union worker I work hand in hand with them everyday of my life.

Still, we are looking for more granular data that breaks down by unit configuration closer match to the minimums set for each military, rank) plus estimates for the costs of utilities. 

Credit unions often have great programs, so hopefully this is one of them!

It recently dawned on me the idea of a non military affiliated individual assuming a VA loan, would this individual be able to then also gain the benefit of using an IRRRL since they have now acquired a VA loan through assumption?

As far as Racho land purchase, I have connected our VP of Real Estate with a close friend (through years in the military) who is a very successful developer and builder now.

The military brings a lot of folks out here with a healthy BAH to rent but you usually can find 2 bedrooms hear for around 2000-2500 (depending on area). 

Local banks/credit unions typically offer the best HELOC rates, but few of them offer investment HELOCs.

Do the refinery workers have a union or a company HR department that can be reached to advertise to directly?