I want a fixed rate loan, not an ARM. I

I didnt finish college till I was 23 and I was in the Army too so I wasnt really seriously going till age 24.

They -are- building more on-base housing, but lets face it, 10-15k soldiers coming back within a 2 month span, and sure lets even say 1/3 of them PCS to another duty station or leave the army entirely within 3 months.

I purchased my first property in Killeen while in the Army in 1989 and the Killeen/Cove market was my focus for many years.  

I was active army for 3 yrs and army national guard for 3 yrs.

I'm currently serving in the army and been in for five years now.

Three things with VA loans, they do have assemble loans, the seller can't take his name off the loan completely unless you have veteran status with a verified DD214 verified eligibility status with the Army Airforce etc.Next I would have him do a loan statement analysis where he can show you if his rate is adjustable or a 30 year fixed.The great thing is there is no PMI required through the VA, and the loans are 100% financially assumable.Lastly, if you do assume the loan, it will make you liable to the bank and show you as the owner of record once you assume the loan.

I am a ARMY veteran with over 12 years of experience wholesaling property and goods.

So after four years serving in the United States Army, I enrolled and graduated with a Bachelors degree.

Quick intro - I am an Army Infantry Veteran and recent MBA graduate.