I am currently active duty Navy with 18 years of service and need to find a better way to earn an income than deploying overseas.

Hello my name is Jarvae I’m 32 I’ve been in the navy 14 yrs and I’m booking to get into real estate as I get closer to retirement.

I looked into different financing options and decided that the Navy federal home buyers' choice program would be the best option for me at this time.

What are your pro / cons and experience with buying commercial property using NFCU business commercial property loans?

Also there are online lenders, such as Figure, Spring EQ, Navy Federal, Quorum FCU and many more that have continued to offer this product on investment properties.  

Also, if you're eligible for VA financing then you're most likely eligible for a Navy Federal Credit Union membership.

A little background information im currently in the navy but getting out in December and moving back to Rock Hill SC in July, i have a small savings and im starting school again come January. once december hits i will lose my Military pay and rely on GI bill BAH and what ever i make off a part time while i am in school. ive thought of purchasing my first home when i hit SC and using my military income to get approved for a loan and house hack, ive also thought about moving in with my brother and saving the 5-6K a month the military pays me for the last 6 months of my service, which would boost my savings quite a bit, but without the steady income from the military after, i see getting a loan quite difficult. thoughts?

I looked into different financing options and decided that the Navy federal home buyers' choice program would be the best option for me at this time.

I am active Navy, stationed here in Hanford/Lemoore.

Shopping around at the local banks and found Navy Federal CCU really helpful and willing to work with me to get a Construction Loan.