My husband is active duty military.

So knowing those numbers first can help you focus on an area.To focus on an area I would look into areas with a large Military population.

I'm a recent military transition looking to embark on the journey of house hacking with a VA loan in Dallas.

I am doing the renovation on the property myself and wanted to know if anyone would know what I should do. ( this will be my 4th self renovation and I have 6 years of experience from my time in the military) There is only a kitchen and bath on the first floor with laundry in the basement which is not finished so it would not be too difficult to replace plumbing but is it necessary to open up the wall and replace everything?

With the military base close by, single family homes and multi-family homes are in high demand.

I am already very financially free, making about 150k a year from real estate and military pensions, but I am holding my 90k a year job to get more and pay off debt asap. 

To answer the first question, I am military and out of the country for the next 7 months, so living there isn't an option in the near term.

The “win-win” is you’re an agent who lists the property on the MLS and gets the seller the most money possible…I THINK VA mortgages can be assumed by another current member of the military or a veteran. . 

I’m Jeff, active military, as well as a husband and father.

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