My question is what would you guys do with these french doors?

Navy?

I am too in the military (Navy) and just don't feel it is on the safe side nor the type of environment congruent with our military life style.

Then they put in a French drain and truckloads of gravel and then top soil and revegetated.  

The rear French doors are installed wrong and blow open in any wind.  

My husband is active duty navy.

If this was my property, I would re-gravel the driveway grading it away from the house and put a French drain between the side of the driveway and the neighbors house. 

@Stephen McCrackenCouple of things1) This may be bank specific but both Chase and Navy Federal Credit Union told me that if I used a conventional loan on a home, I'd have to occupy it for at least a year if I was to use their traditional fixed mortgage.2) Consider looking 30 minutes out if the prices are too high if you're going the MLS / realtor route 3) Good idea using direct mail and cold calling to find off market deals.If you need help with number 3) feel free to reach out.

Total one hundred % scam    BP parabas is a French bank.. your money goes off shore and say good bydeal with someone local that you can verify through title company as a known lender.

I've also been to Capitol Hill, Dupont/Logan Circle area and the Navy Yard but I assumed that those areas would be way too expensive for me to bother looking at.