During my 5 years in the Marine Corps, I picked up a couple of traits such as how to focus and efficiently utilize time and resources, different methods of leadership, and how to lower my head and get to work under high-stress.I hope that these traits combined with my ambition to succeed in order to provide for my family will offset my lack of experience.

All 3 are Marine Officers.I am involved because I am putting up the money, I saw it as a good time to invest in real estate with good tenants and from the numbers I ran I am generating cash flow.The reason I am still putting 50% down was to increase my cash flow.

Hello everyone my name is Brent, I am currently a United States Marine serving overseas, and I recently got interested in investing into real estate.

Hi, I am a 21 year old marine stationed in San Diego.

Directly after high school I enlisted in the Marine Corps with a job in IT.

Well being a former Marine and now a real estate investor I would say to save your benefits.

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In addition to heartily second Nathan's assessment of your PM, I'll also throw out this:If there's reason to believe that the tenant has abandoned the property then there is a legal protocol for that.If there is reason to believe that someone is in the home who is not permitted to be there then there is a legal protocol for that.If there is a Bald Eagle identifying as a blue alien living there and they are both a protected class and endangered species at the same time, welp there's probably a protocol for that, too.While it would be prudent for you to understand the basics of Tenant Landlord Law implications, you darn sure shouldn't pay someone to manage your assets if they don't know how to handle this and take this off your plate.

I can't stand to drive a car if the interior is melting or the automatic windows (ie things that should never break given how far we've come as a species tech-wise) go out every year.

We were contemplating setting up a business bank account to let our tenants use for deposit but haven't done so yet because we just weren't sure about it and were marinating the idea.