Perhaps after, since sales is enjoyable.I love the Army and it's an excellent organization.

I am a full time Title 32 (in uniformed service) Military Technician with the Oklahoma Army National Guard and am jumping into real estate investing as a way to 1.)

I was met with a bureaucratic stiff arm...I was told to go to 333 s state for water shutoff passed and off between rooms and people for the other two lists without yielding anything.

That’s going to be way to many chiefs and not enough Indians.

Gastonia, Indian Land, Concord are good areas as well. 

It is worth running the numbers to see how long it takes you to recoup the larger down payment through lower monthly payments.I don't think the 5/1 ARM is worth considering, unless you plan to sell before the 5 years is up.On a side note, what bank is quoting 4.85% for a commercial loan with a 30-year term?

I like the market in the Indian land, fort mill, Gastonia area. 

Looking for advice for my Mother in Law. My wife's father, a 20 year veteran retired in 1980, passed away around 6 years ago. Since then her mother has lived with my family. She has no living expenses and recently a...

There is also a lot of gentrification going on on Indian School Road and Thomas Rd and a ton of jobs and bars, restaurants, entertainment, etc.Good luck!

I’m currently active and deployed with the United States Army, and prepared to take my jump into real estate when I get back.