Better off investing in Indian RE till your visa issues are sorted out.

As an army veteran, I was SO shocked to see that city on there.

Quote from @Savannah Yingling: Quote from @Dylan Robinson: Hey everyone,My name’s Dylan, I’ve been serving active duty Army SOF for the last 5-6 years, and as the title says I’m new to real estate investing, and I’m ready to get started.

I am currently serving in the Indiana Army National Guard and have access to the VA Loan.

We obviously handle the ones near us in-house, but hiring someone in another market to work one day a month is a bit of an odd task.My guess is that remote property management companies need to have a sort of Swiss-army-knife person in the area that can do many variable tasks for them and works on an hourly basis as there may not always be things to do, but I don't know that for a fact.How do remote/long-distance property management companies overcome the challenges of not being in the area?

That means we have the greatest opportunity ever presented to an army.

This is not close but yes no army is necessary to defend it as it holds no physical anything, no land or resources to defend. 

The beauty of a single family home is that the asset is a swiss army knife, and there are always buyers and sellers. 

My name is Coreen Foote and I’m a retired Army veteran with 20 years of service.

Or India and China: the Chinese will never understand the Indian cast system and the gap in language, culture, religion etc is enormous.