If you are active duty or prior military, I would open a a checking and/or savings account with Navy Federal Credit Union.

A bonus "mud room" area at the back of the house features french doors leading to the stamped concrete patio in the fully-fenced backyard.

And just FYI, waterproofing from the inside only is almost worthless....French drain from the outside :D 

We have beautiful laminate floors, new carpets, fresh paint, newly painted cabinets, french patio doors, granite counter tops, spacious closets with organizers, light fixtures throughout including for dressing area, fans, fireplace, new vanity, pedestal sink.

Im from California though I'm possibly will go to the navy and will do my research about out of state investing while my time in the military since I've Seen investors point out there is a lot of potential such as better cash flow and I strongly agree.I feel like I'm getting to a process of learning and earning I know I can be earning more money with a civilian job though taking full advantage of my skill job and other things in the navy i can be better off.

I am local to Ventura County, a civil engineer for the Navy and live in Camarillo.

I am a Navy veteran and brand new to real estate.

Looking for advice and what people think will happen with real estate in the foreseeable futureWould love to connect with people around me who could eventually bring me a good deal.I speak French/English and Spanish and I am in the cellphone industry (if that can be of help to someone in here!)

Nothing from a magazine, but more like classy paintings you'd see in a French or Italian museum.

I've spoken to USAA and Navy Federal but was told they wouldn't refinance it due to me currently renting it out ( I'm now stationed Overseas).