I have about 13 months left and I am putting over $1000 a month away between my IRA, reserves, and bank roll for a down payment when I get out of the Marine Corps next June. 

I was just the lucky winner to write them at the right time when they go sick of it, reached retirements, finally trying to consolidate debt, or facing the end of their life.It would be fairly hard for an agent to not be able to sell a property by not doing their job, truthfully they don't have much to do beyond showing it to clients. 

Also, the deductibles I experienced were in the $5,000 range so a separate tool policy or inland marine endorsement may be appropriate if you supply some tools/materials but not enough to warrant filing a claim given the deductible.

Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

Just like the lottery, you're always going to hear about the winners but rarely will you hear about the millions of losers.There, this is my one a selfless act for the day.

I even got my outboard motor correctly diagnosed from a marine mechanic on justanswers last week when the local mechanic couldn't figure out the problem. 

I'm 22, leaving the Marine Corps in a year, and heading back to SoCal to attend school and save up to by my first property and hopefully "house hack" it. 

Email me if you would like the details on the properties.Notes:I used the same monthly fees for both properties to keep things comparable.Debt Service: 25% down, 5.125% rate, 30 year fixed.Management: 8%Closing costs: 3%Income tax rate: 0%, neither Texas or Nevada have state income taxesIf I used the popular rent/price ratio, here is the results:The clear winner is the Austin property.

They both seem like winners. 

Winner in my book!