It is my first rental property so I am new to learning the ropes, and also active duty Navy so I have spent more time away than around.

Hello Everyone,I’m looking at using Navy Federal(I’m a member) for a single family property I’ve been eying in Vermont.

Originally from Texas; however, the Navy brought an amazing Missourian man into my life and once we both ended our active duty time we  moved to his home state.

I am in a regimented program that is authorized to wear navy uniforms.

However, in DC you have to pay transfer and recordation taxes if you quit claim deed, which is 1.4%Navy Federal CU: Wont do it if its a condo and you own one or more condos in the same building.TD Bank: Requires that the 1st lien be under them as well.All other banks/CUs: just wont do it.I've called about 50 banks/credit unions.

I am a Navy reservist living in Warsaw.

That list includes: USAA, Navy Federal CU, RBFCU, A+FCU, FirstMark CU, Security Service FCU, Credit Human and Generations FCU. 

I'm a Navy Vet myself and work for a mortgage broker up in Dallas, but I have contacts statewide if you need any referrals.

I'm also active duty military (Navy) and I do real estate investing on the side.

My husband is active duty Navy!