I was in the Army and stationed in Fort Benning and Stewart (your neck of the woods.)I live in California now but still invest in your area.

We believe that the Salvation Army has helped so much in our community and we wouldn't want to impact any of the positive already done.Nonetheless, The building on X Ave is not being used and will require a significant investment to bring it to an acceptable condition to our standards while we keep offering affordable housing to our community.

I am trying to get going with RE investing and don't quite know where to go or if I am just a little too ambitious at this time.I recently (last year) got out of the Army and relocated my family of 5 to southern WA to start laying down roots and purchased my second house here, the first is being rented out in AK. 

Soon to be husband Army.

What I refer to as evergreen gas station landscaping - palms, indian hawthorne, miniature oleander, holly, asian jasmine ground cover, crushed limestone (black and it is also permeable for wet climates like mine) I have a professional landscape service neaten it up 3 times a year.

Lastly, if Josh agrees to this location, he has an army of help to organize it and I will offer to partial head that from my area here in CA as will many of my local BP friends.Josh, delegate it out to us and take a load off your shoulders!

I was active duty Army for 4 years and in the National Guard now.

I am fond of saying, "There but for the grace of God, go I".Over the years, I have noticed that helping out a couple or a houseful, as compared to helping out a single guy or a single girl, is akin to taking on a larger army. 

did you pull the the Indian Card on your podcast?

A woman called me and said that her family gets a guaranteed income from their Indian Tribe (casino money) of $2000 per month.