...man, I sure miss the days of fridges that would outlive cockroaches in a nuclear winter.

Also, VERY IMPREESSIVE resume!!! 

Resume paying my morgage and wait till my score improve and I can refinance.

I have seen it speculated that Japan will suck more oil off the market and drive up the price some with 20% of its energy no longer being supplied by nuclear reactors.

I have decide to put my moving first and catch up with steve after I am all settled on california.So steve if you see this , I will be in touch again sometime August I think.And I will keep my experience update on biggerpocket community once I resume my search.Please share with me what you all think is the best city to buy turnkey or rental property base on ROI and future appreciation .I only had experience with NEw york and NJ also CT.

Find out who your local players are an send them each a personalized cover letter and resume and then start networking at local REI meetings to see who knows who.  

If yes to the first and no to the second, I would hold off on such a large deal and start smaller. you are essentially asking people to blindly put faith in you with their hard earned dollars based on numbers only and no history or resume

If your applicant is wanting to rent your High Quality property they should keep a high quality resume on Linkedin.

I would say you could find a decent asset with a $50K budget, keep at least $5K in reserve for servicing fees, force placed insurance, property tax maintenance and possible foreclosure expenses should the borrower not be able or willing to resume their payment performance.

Aside from possibly using GI Bill (guaranteed income as long as they are passing their college courses) and/or disability income (guaranteed income period) to pay the rent, as well as the nuclear war or zombie apocalypse emergency readiness kits, why would renting to a military veteran be any different than renting to anyone else?