I was going through a local credit union but have decided to pull the plug.

I have 3 years left in my military contract but would like to start out (even if it is slow). 

I would not go further east past Union Blvd.

I’ve been speaking with multiple banks and credit unions and keep hitting a wall?

You have to join the credit union, but so far they are allowing HELOCs on 3 investment properties that I have to move title from my LLC to my personal name, then will move back to LLC after closing.

@John Beck your best bet is to start with local banks and credit unions who know and understand the area. 

There’s a lot of good areas around here to invest in with a strong long and short term rental market with all the military and tourism.

Now, while being in the military has some perks, the pay is not generally one of those perks.

I support the milItary but am In no way affIlIated.

I am active duty military and initially purchased my home for approximately $250,000 with nothing down at 3.75% interest.