I've been an active duty Navy officer since 2009, and I've been building my real estate portfolio on the side since 2016.I own properties in Florida, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma, and I'm a passive investor on 4 commercial real estate syndications, (two multifamily, one RV park fund, and one mobile home park). 

photos of the games, fishing poles and a wicker fishing creel can be decorations on a shelf, image of bbq with striped bass cooking, show the funArtwork, kitchen tools, yard art, books can all be second hand but most of your things are beige, and a few navy blue. 

I am a Navy pilot and flew the MH-60S in the fleet around 2006.  

I have reached out to Navy Federal, Ameris, PenFed, TD bank, US bank and TCF bank - all of which have indefinitely suspended their previous investment HELOC programs. 

I also live in SoCal (San Diego), and I invest out of state in multiple markets while working a full-time job as a Navy officer.

About 1/3 of my life was a submarine officer in the navy so I have a good feel for both sides of the world. 

I have used Navy Fed Personally, and had several clients use them as well.

We quickly remodeled utilizing a commission loan ($30K loan at 2.99% low interest loan given my USAA or Navy Federal for newly commissioned officer) and enjoyed this house for several years before moving.

Some HELOCs, like one I'm looking into at Navy Federal, remain open for 20 years.If you don't have the equity for a HELOC, then you probably can't use it for collateral anyway.

He is Brazilian and fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.