I was told by an investor that I should look at the ARM. I

With the army base so close, there's always high demand for housing.  

Hello everyone,My name is Jeremy, I'm currently serving in the Army with about 5 years left, and if all goes as planned I'll be staying in the Fort Benning / Columbus, GA area for the duration.

Im in the Army in Colorado but currently have a SFH in Texas, unfortunately it doesn't produce any profit (it was my residence when I was stationed there) .

The local Credit Unions and Banks are usually the best at working solid deals, especially if you are only looking to hold for 5 years or less, and then leverage it for a larger property, or multiple properties.I had a CU that was offering 2.99% with 5% down, on a 5/1 arm. I

I'm going to create a course based on a legally questionable real estate idea, gloss over the parts that are sketchy, and use it to build an army of disciples that will not only pay for courses on my sketchy idea, but will blindly defend those ideas when industry and legal experts question it.

Long time listener, first time caller...Active duty Army.

I’m going to keep this short and sweet, I’d be more than happy to talk with anyone on this topic, my cell number is in my BP profile.I’m currently a Captain in the US Army, and I have a knack and a love for commercial real estate analysis.

"President" who can barely string together a sentence let alone command an army.

I am getting out of the Army, and moving from Kentucky/Tennessee, to Austin in October/November.