@Percy N.It's a Navy Federal Credit Union HELOC.

My husband is active duty Navy and we lived there from 2011-2013.

Im active duty navy and looking to make my first investment!

If you're worried about having capital to purchase your next primary and you're using all of your VA entitlements look into USDA loans, and Navy Federal also has a zero down loan option with no PMI for military members as well.

Time and time again, I hear that the military (Navy, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard) are constantly moving people into the area which means that compared to other markets, we are stabilized and don't have as much volatility as other markets.

I am an officer in the US Navy who will soon be stationed in Groton, CT.

Don't take it from me, refer to this publication from the VA regarding the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2019.If you are going to advise veteran and active duty personnel on VA loans, please make sure you are spreading accurate information.

Hello everyone, I am retired from the Navy as of about 4 years ago. 

My husband and I bought our first rental property back in 2015 while he was actively serving in the Navy.

I've done both of these while active duty Navy stationed in San Diego, as well.I think the answer lies in your answers to these questions:How much capital of your own do you have to invest in these deals?