I'm in the national guard, and typically work in a full time status, but because I'm working through the commissioning(~promotion) process, I'm unable to work for the short term future until I get a reservation for a training slot and complete the training.

Initially I have nothing to go off, but their word.I have homeowners insurance, a home warranty (but they have already said "no"), and Sewer Guard warranty through the home inspectors package.$7600 in repair estimatesThis plumber says they do this all day long.

I was in a similar situation not too long ago, serving in the National Guard, juggling college, and a full-time job with the ambition to get started into real estate as building capital for the first property.

An easy and free way to guard your identity.

His about-face on the issue 3 days before the meeting was perfectly timed to catch everyone off guard.

Aqua Guard Foundations has been an approved vendor for years with the Georgia Association of Realtors.  

I work full time as a Project Engineer in Kennesaw and also serve part-time in the GA National Guard.

I heard there was some kind of national guard evacuation.I did go by after the storm and look at the house I'm about to buy, and there was no flooding in that area.  

I think I've been lucky historically and only tried to use the site in markets where it is mostly being used "the way it was intended" so I was just taken off guard. 

Reading your post, #3 caught me off guard until you further indicated just how good of a forum this really is.