Jay Hinrichs Some companies just milk desperate people.

I buy milk, I let it sit too long, over time it turns sour, it expires, I lose the benefit of have the milk and I can't take it back and get my money back as I'm the one who bought it and allowed it to expire.   

You will be milked for all kinds of processing, documenting, etc fees, as much as they can get out of you.....and the loan will never happen.

I've been a passive follower of BP for several months and ready to take this relationship to the "next level".My current interests are in:- balancing risk/return within certain RE cycles- uncovering great deals- creating/unlocking value in properties- learning from others' successes and failures- being a responsible landlordThank you for accepting me.  

Purchased 3 deals (7 units), recycled 90%+ of capital via private investors.

Milk it for as long as you can.You need a W2 to qualify for financing so make that your priority in prep to leave the military.

A milk giver.How is that for the most epic introduction welcome!

As a Chicago landlord, are you aware of the city's new recycling ordinance?

I couldn't operate my business as efficiently as I do without it...also, as an agent, if you get a lead of a property that is in pretty good selling condition and not a cash deal, you can refer it to a fellow agent for 25-30% referral fee, I do it all the time...Recycle those leads!

The key is to recycle your "seed" money, and never spend it.