My name is Cameron Miles and I am currently active duty military (USMC) with a little over 7 years of service, however I will be separating from active duty in 10 months.

Because of the low interest rates and we weren't affected by other major housing market since we have the oil boom,military base, and colleges everything skyrocketed in the recent years.  

And there are many military families near my base, Fort Hood, TX.

Select property which will benefit from this ... not just military.  

I've recently separated from the military (AF) after 12 years and I'm looking to get into flipping houses.  

None the less with the military going back and forth with my future I am questioning if staying in for retirement is the answer.  

My husband is active duty military so he has a very transient career.

My goal is to have 10 rentals in the next seven years, which on top of a military retirement should leave my family and I fairly comfortable.Keep up the hard work and best of luck.

My husband is active duty military so we bought another personal every time we moved.

You do have to either be military or family to have an account, but it's worth it for those who qualify.One negative is that closing takes 45-90 days (at least according to their loan agents).