I’m a active duty military member stationed in the Biloxi part, right off the coast.

Based on your posting the damage seems to be extensive, especially since it’s affecting the structure of the home such as a floor beam, sill plate and subfloors.It appears there is active termites as well as a beetle issue and both must be resolved before repairs can de done.You didn’t mention home value, just purchase price so it’s difficult to say what to do from this point.At a minimum, I would have the termites and beetles dealt with and get a bond from the termite company to cover the first year for more treatment.Also, have a licensed contractor give you a repair estimate.

That would be active Atlanta agents and brokers who are also successful investors.I myself am not an agent or a broker, but I happen to know a few superstars.

For example, do you want to be active or passive investor?

In terms of what you can do - a lot depends on your level of expertise in one area or the other, also on whether you want to be active or not. 

I’m finally being more active.

Most everything in this community stays booked solid during active season. 

The property is right across the street from a college and stays 100% leased all year at 700 a month each side.

I live quite modestly relative to my income and I'm young enough that I'm fine jumping into a job again if I need to, so I've got a pretty high risk tolerance (so long as it has comparable reward potential, of course).I've been planning on just making money off the investment income, but I've always been rather interested in real estate investing and it occurred to me recently that I will probably have an easier time getting a mortgage now with my income than I will in a couple months when I don't have an active income.

(Utilities at the street)Obstacles: I had the first title company pull records (600 pages) who said their underwriter won't approve the deal for title insurance because of her appeal and court history.