My name is Matthew, I am a 25 year old enlisted sailor in the United States Navy.

I remember a speech from my Sergeant Major (most senior enlisted Marine in my battalion) once and he talked about the rare opportunity we had as service members to "own a home for free."

At least they were an exception under the SAFE Act, so check in CA.Otherwise you may need to enlist one within the state....good luck.

Secondly, you don't have any idea of the back room operations of a real estate company, it's highly regulated, not at all like an individual investor.If you were a broker it is acceptable to invite other agents to an open house type of thing for enlisting new agents, brokers steal agents all the time.

I'm 20 years old enlisted Navy stationed in San Diego for the next 4 1/2 yeRs.

We plan on renting them all through self-manage long distance when we move from our current duty station.We buy class A properties that appeal to higher enlisted/officers.

Since you are going to be a buyer you could always just enlist the services of an agent in your area.

I tried a bunch of variations of my listing, some being more explicit about my criteria, but generally wasn't successful in finding people who met my pretty reasonable renting standards.I've since enlisted a few rental agents in the search.

We enlist the aid of the daughters to help their elderly parents out with keeping the property clutter free and clean.

On the other hand we attract great class A tenants (high lever enlisted or officers).