I talked with Navy Federal Credit Union and they keep all of their loans and they'll lend all the down to 10K!

OR, we could buy a $800 stainless steel French door fridge from our local used appliance store that is discounted from $1,800 and leave it in the rental unit when we move out in hopes of it upping the rent/attracting tenants.  

This would mean the main entrance to the home would be through new french doors off the dining area and the current front door would provide access to a private patio for the master.

They can also try Navy Federal Credit Union. 

I am in the Navy and I know a lot of people on base who are renting in Cordova or Bartlett area.

Trolley, Train, French, etc..).

My name is Jeremiah Johnson (JJ) and I’m a 25 year Navy officer planning to turn our home into a rental when we transfer this summer to San Diego.

Refinanced to a 15 year FRM in 2014 (got $70K cash out) and remodeled kitchen, added a back deck, installed French doors and replaced windows.  

I'm a Navy veteran living in San Diego California, and have been living in the house I'm in for 23 years and have never been one for coming up short on rent with my landlord , until March of this year when I actually was and still recovering from identity theft cases, where my ssn, bank accounts and bogus cashiers checks were used in my name.

I am in the navy with plans to exit the military to go full time in real estate investing.