I will likely enlist the help of my broker to dig up any information of previous listings and anything else known about this chunk of dirt.

I don't know any 01 or enlisted who is making 6 figured that young.

i gave up.... truly i did... and was about to enlist in the Army (again) but i found some information out.

I'm little be concern that my paycheck as a single enlisted won't be able to support that big of an investment, in the begging... but I need to do more of that math stuff.

I can enlist the help of a realtor with the contract, in exhange for letting the realtor sell the property later.

My enlistment ends in May, 2008, so I will be moving to the Destin, FL area at that time.My fiancee' is also currently active duty Air Force here at Whiteman, but she is ending her enlistment early to serve in the Air Force Reserves at Eglin AFB, FL, which is why I will be moving down to FL when my enlistment is completed.I have a bachelor's degree in Finance and have always been very interested in investing and working with money.

My job is very rewarding, but it doesn't provide the life I want to be able to give my family, so my wife and I started our company, Syra Concepts, LLC.Our primary goal, in general, is to build our business to a point where I do NOT have to reenlist or seek other employment after my current enlistment contract is done in 4.5 years.

I joined the Air Force at 18, spent six years enlisted, and was fortunate to acquire an amazing set of skills that allowed me to exit the military at 24 and begin making in the six figure income.

I was one of them for my first 1.5 years of enlistment.

If any or all of that stuff is new to you, I would highly recommend finding someone experienced and skilled in new construction and subdivision, and enlist their help.