I am a Active Duty Military Officer and have been interested in real estate investing for about 5 years.

Good morning all, I was just wondering if any of my other military investors on active duty out there have any insight into investing in different states?

I’m also a union electrician, have a degree in electrical engineering with a PE license.

@Rob Sawyer Credit Unions would be a good place to try, they have more flexibility than National Banks. 

I got out of the military a few years back so welcome back to being a civilian.

I could take Western Union, but then I'd have to go get it at the story myself. 

I would still classify myself as a newbie in the real estate investing world, i have 3 rentals currently, but they all came from my military days as personal owned homes that i kept and turned into rentals, i had 7 rentals at one point, but i sold off the non-performing properties as soon as i could break even on them.

Hello All, I have been off this board for a while, i been out of investing for a little over 2 years for various reasons (career changes, and divorce) and i feel like i am in a good place financially to invest again, so i wanted to get some opinions.4 years ago i got out of the Military and became a Realtor, i worked as a Realtor for a while, but i never really made decent money and worked my butt off, i barely managed 25k/yr, so i decided to make a change to my life and went back to school and now i am a Registered Nurse after going through a fast track education program.

I have a local credit union that will loan money to me at 2% for a term of up to 20 years.

Which banks or credit unions are offering the best deals?