We have turn my husbands active duty Navy transient career into a benefit.

My husband is active duty navy so we move alot.

Hey Whytehouse,Ryan is 100% correct but you will need a few thing to make sure the Loss Midigatior will even look at your package.1) You would want to get all the information listed below before you even call the Loss Midigatior2) You would want it in a 3 ring Navy Blue binder-Not White-(2 Copies) With Hedder Pages and Avery insertable dividers (8 Tabs) to seperate the sections I use Model # 11901.3) After you have the packages put together you would then Call the Loss Midigator and request his Name and Mail Stop because you are sending them the package by NEXT-DAY-AIR(FED-EX) and for them to keep an eye out for it.

I recently was Honorably Discharged from the US Navy and I haven't worked since I got out in Jan. this year.

During my broader travels, courtesy of the US Navy, I saw many cultures outside our borders.

Since the Navy is well established throughout that area, my idea is that you would have tenants that would pay on time.Texas and Georgia are possibilities only because that's what I've heard other investors talk about, but I wonder if those markets haven't blown up a bit.

By the way, I'm about to list a house for a Navy recruiter here in Cookeville.

Were you active duty Marine/Navy ?

I was there back in my Navy days.

I really would like to purchase a multifamily home, for the purpose of a passive income stream, especially once I have to move on "needs of the Navy".