Right now I am hoping I can crowdsource a list of multiple go-to contractors (plumbers, electricians, roofers, handymen, cleaners) so I can self-manage when I inevitably receive orders to move again....thanks, Army. 

But small deposits are alsoa hassel.I started out in the financial planning side when I got out of the Army, thinking of RE and a brokerage together.

So I will be leaving the Army soon and I am looking into using my GI bill benefits.

Only so many hours in the day for an army of one.

everyone just jumps in and they risk the refi not happening or rehab being butchered etc.. for the average investors buying something already rehabbed is much safer.. although it does defeat the forced appreciation part of it.I am toying with firing back up my BRRR funding arm.. I

My mom has worked very hard her entire life from taking care of her brother and sister on her own, being an Army veteran, a college graduate with a Masters degree... she deserves to retire in peace and dignity and I'm determined to help her do that. 

I am in the army.

Find out about the Army Corps of Engineers rules for your lake before you buy. 

I had an Army enlistment bonus in the bank and two college friends and I had all gotten jobs in the same city.

Hello,I am a Grand Rapids native and an active duty Army officer who currently resides just outside of Washington DC.