I left after my enlistment as an electronic technician on my ship to a career in local government as city manager/executive director.

To be concise, you should probably enlist a few pros in your area to help quantify your vision so you can more accurately evaluate the real estate side of this purchase.

Assuming you have already enlisted a strong securities attorney to prepare your offering documents, which you will no doubt need to legally operate and raise capital, IRA's are a perfectly viable source of capital.

This will be a challenge due to budget restraints.If you are responsible for doing so and don't have good taste and a flair for picking finishes, find someone that does and enlist their help.Consider other exits on these properties.

That's right  free the and never filed he ejectment until two years later won the ejectment and en lists he house and the mortgagee believe it or not appealed and the court here granted that in this time period I contracted to purchase the home: I hired a Pi to determine who was in the house to find out if it was.

Would I be enlisting the help of these people or would the seller?

I enlisted the help of a local tax company ( the owner happens to be an enrolled agent, as well as a real estate broker) .

The one individual I have spoken to thus far claims "for certain loans the home owner needs to enlist the services of an agent" although he has no idea which loan my seller has nor which state the home is in.

I had a new set of tenants who were coming from the barracks (think college dormitories for enlisted) .

From the perspective of a long-time RE investor and Realtor, no, you do not need a buyer's agent, however, unless you know the usual details about this investment in terms of rehab expenses and the resulting ARV, you may want to enlist the help of someone who does.