My question is as a member of the national guard, can I acquire a multifamily property with fair credit?

I bring to the table Gorilla marketing which successfully brought my company national attention and ought to keep your properties leased. 

Most of the large national banks won't.

Anybody find that to be possible or have recommendations on local/national lenders that would do that?

Welcome to BP Nation Omar.

Our growth is above average in the nation, job growth and otherwise.

Hey @Carl GraffI'm certainly no insurance-wiz, but my understanding is similair to yours in that most will use cost to rebuild as the basis for your premium.My guess as to why you're having trouble finding info online is that I think it's nearly impossible to give a blanket assumption to be used on a $/sqft basis nationally, and even locally I think you'll find challenges (the only difference location makes in the cost-based evaluation is the price of labor, for the most part, and does not address the issue of failing to account for different quality finishings/condition/upgrades). 

There is a national company that has a product called a "Life Changer Loan", and you can get that product on any property you own.

Military bases, for 2 reasons.. 1) Housing stipends are normally 1200-2K, so guaranteed money.. 2)  transitional housing.. most military servicemen/women will only be stationed somewhere for a few years, so most don't want to buy, just rent.  

Not only nationwide but statewide and with the City of Dallas.At the national level, I am afraid of what Trump will do.