Now that I'm back from deployment and nearing the end of my enlistment, I'm looking to get kickstarted towards succeeding in real estate investing, so I figured I'd reintroduce myself.I'm originally from just south of Chicago, Illinois, and will be moving back to that general area once my contract with the Marines is over. 

I then decided to enlist in the Navy and that path has sent me to several great places and ending here in Virginia. 

(I don't think enlisting entitles him to break a lease.) 

If you aren't married, you won't get BAH so you will be limited on what you can purchase as enlisted military pay isn't very much. 

This will be a long distance project so I will have to enlist the help of some persons in the area.

And perhaps that's the road you take, or at least get started in.There's some romanticism in Robert Frost's path in the woods and taking the road less traveled, but then again if you're surrounding yourself with like-minded people, leaning on your network, enlisting the help of a coach or mentor, you're going to see a common theme which is where they are currently activePlease note that I'm not saying that that is the path you HAVE to take, but at a minimum speak with them about the investing they do & why, and perhaps even shadow them for a time.There's a proverb we use in our Organization: If you want to go fast, go alone. 

Perhaps I should enlist the help of a relator, to see if that could be a viable option? 

And so less than a year of moving to Hawaii, I enlisted as a member of the US Air Force as an Engineer Technician in May 2015.

I am currently enlisted in the military (Army) and my ability to go out and look for a home is on hold for the time being.

Here's a bit of my background and what has brought me here.While serving in the US Navy as a Seabee (civil engineer corps), I decided to separate after my first enlistment as it was not what I had hoped it would be.