I'm an Army guy myself.

I am retired from the military (Army/Infantry) .

Oh - Go Army, Beat Navy!

The reason it is an “ARM” is that after the first 5, 7, 10 years the the interest rate will then float based on an indexed value (LIBOR or similar).

I am an aspiring investor, near the end of my enlistment in the army, stationed here at Fort Stewart.

Army.

The Army is sending me there in May and I'm looking to buy, rehab, live, and sell in 3-4 years after purchase.

So at 16 years old I decided to join the US Army in 1959 and discharged in 1962 (yep, I got someone to approve my entrance to the military).So ----------- saying all of that I can identify with what you are saying -- fast forward to 1962 at age 20, I started reading real estate books, buying tapes (remember them) attending seminars (some good most were BS) and became a real estate agent, broker and auctioneer.......so fast forward again now at 75 years old developing commercial real estate assignments of real estate and mentor to hundreds of folks who who want a better life using real estate as their vehicle.The question I always get is "Charles, why don't you retire?"

My goal is to rehab houses and then make sure our veterans and their families have housing ..they fought for us so being a Army 91C and 91D I want to fight for them.

My name is Eric France and I am an Army Veteran.