-I use navy fed for the banking for my personally owned properties (I have one checking account for three Milwaukee properties, and one for my Pensacola property) and for the properties owned by the LLC, I have a business checking account via Chase to handle those.

@Marc Globensky I've been an active duty Navy officer for the last 14 years and a real estate investor on the side for the last 7 years. 

Everyone else in our family is retired Army, Air Force and Navy.  

Or go to Navy Federal Credit Union and qualify for one of their zero down loans.

Drywell, footing drains, inside the house to a French drain.

Usaa, navy federal credit union, bbva compas, and amex all have some good cards that allow the whole limit to be used with a cashiers check minus transfer fees and have some decent rates after the 0% rate expires.

Hey Christopher, I am new to BP, but I've lived in Tulsa my whole life (minus 6 years spent in the Navy), and my business partner currently lives in Broken Arrow. 

@Ryan E.Hi Ryan.I really need to have 3 major projects within my target area that is about to start or has started already.As an example, I bought in the Clinton Hill/Fort Greene Area starting in the year 2003 in Brooklyn.There were 3 major projects that were being developed very close. 1) The Barclay's Arena 2) the rebuilding of the World Trade Centers and 3) Steiner Movie Productions in the Navy Yard.All are multi-Billion Dollar projects.

Hello, I am currently living(renting) in SD, but I'm looking to buy in French Valley area in Winchester.

The family member decided to cook french fries but  got distracted with video games in another part of the house...Whew..No injuries.