Either one you choose you’ll be working a civilian job 90% of the time.

This should be clear cut because they caused the damage and the property is inhabitable.

Because of my paycheck being much more reliable than a civilian job?

I'm looking at a duplex that has been on the market for about half a year. I'm assuming it's been on so long because the pictures show it is highly outdated. Despite that, the listing says both sides are currently bei...

Currently I am new starting out, have no employees, and no previous civilian construction jobs.

I would like to take more funds for a downpayment on the single-family rental I inhabit - on owner carry or then FHA/Conventional if not.

So my fiancé and I have been saving our money for a property. We are currently residing in Alaska. Soon to be moving back to sunny south Florida. Want to know if there some ways to mitigate any risk buying a property ...

Generally if your credit is good and you have enough income to cover your total nut under 43% the only things you need are: the money, property that is in habitable condition that cash flows.

There are lot's of multifamily buildings for locals, ranging from very cheap, run-down, and "worse" areas to higher-end apartments/houses which are inhabited by locals.   

Im from California though I'm possibly will go to the navy and will do my research about out of state investing while my time in the military since I've Seen investors point out there is a lot of potential such as better cash flow and I strongly agree.I feel like I'm getting to a process of learning and earning I know I can be earning more money with a civilian job though taking full advantage of my skill job and other things in the navy i can be better off.