I got all excited about Navy Federal Credit Union, of which we are members, and it turned out they only do Single Family...

LOL Lastly, if things are really going south like they were for me when I was headed out of high school and didn't have choice one of what to do with my life, I joined the Navy to escape.

Been reading the RE intro stuff, watching the Blogs, not enough time in one day it seems.....I live and work in Penang Malaysia as an expat, my family and "home" are split between central Ohio and Tampa Bay area Florida.I'm recently ex-Navy and am interested in multi-family investing.

Do you know what is tearing the local old navy?

My husband is active duty navy!

There is a podcast, maybe 162, with Bill Allen, a Navy flight instructor and his tips for investing while employed full time in the Navy.

I hear Navy Fed is a great option, if you have access. i think lately they've tightened up on who they work with outside of the Veteran's immediate family. 

I once sent a Navy recruiting brochure to the home of the parents of one such drug dealer and explained that the guy can do 4 years in the navy or 24 in state pen.

@Elenis C.If you’re ex-military, I think the Navy Federal Credit Union does it...I think they also offer some of the highest LTV on HELOCs for your primary residence too...up to 95%.

I am in the Navy stationed in Japan, I own a SFH in WA State.