My name is Chris, born and raised in Minnesota, living in Alaska.A little about me, member of the US Army for almost 5 yrs. now.Married for almost 3 yrs. no kids.I am here to network and contribute as much as I possibly can to anyone that is in need.Also to gain the knowledge to make my wife comfortable with purchasing our first investment property.( I am going to need a lot of help!!)

I have a daughter and son in law that purchased in a couple different cities during his 20 year service in the Army and now they are located back in Killeen area and Ft Hood.

I do currently work a full time job as an Electrician's Apprentice, and I am also in the Army Reserves, so I'm pretty busy.

I am a Captain in the Army and want to invest as a second job here in PA.

IF you will likely refinance or sell in the 5 to 7 year timeline an ARM is likely a good option.  

I'm an ex-Army Engineer officer that got out in '96 active duty.  

This side of real estate is untapped in my market place near the Fort Hood Army base.

I had to re- research some of it but some use an army of these flex options, or non- exclusive flex options for the wholesaler, and a different contract if done straight to the end buyer.Anyway, one of those $3500 non-refundable wholesalers has not yet heard of this concept and would like to get together with me soon to discuss it!

Later, they go to the Salvation Army, or other charity to get a grant to get it back on.

If you think that you are smarter, better at statistical analysis, better at finance, and better at law than the insurance company, and their armies of lawyers, accountants, actuaries, and adjusters that they hire to design and administer insurance policies with the sole purpose of making them profit, then by all means, buy the home warranty.