I was in the insurance businesss when I got out of the Army.

This area has great opportunities for landlords with the majority of the population being military (army, navy, air force), colleges and shipyard workers (the second biggest employer in the state). 

I am an Army veteran and wish I'd been smart about finances; one of my friends saved $100,000 during a five-year enlistment. 

It is just icing on the cake that in 2016 the Cavs won the NBA Championship and the Indians went to the World Series and lost in a real nail biter.  

I have lived in a C class neighborhood pretty much my whole life even when I was in the Army in a brand spanking new house on post and non of them have had ss.

As a property management company owner / broker (and former Army officer) - I know the laws on both sides.  

Going with an ARM is risky and could end up shortly with a large negative cash flow.  

@Bryan Wallace There is a meeting of the Indian sub-chapter of KREIA at Tuckers Restaurant on State Street in New Albany tomorrow.

I am currently serving in the Army and stationed in Germany.

I think this sounds like a decent rate in today's climate, 3-year ARM is pretty short comparable to 30-year fixed rate and the 7 or 5 year ARMs out there though