Also does anyone know of any programs or sources I can use since active duty soldier to invest into endeavors (besides using the VA loan)?

It will be key to avoid withdrawal penalties, etc. however, I figure with the proper investments my soldiers (cash) can go out socialize and come back with friends.

I am currently a soldier at Ft.

I often see that I make more with benefits from veteran status than I ever did as an enlisted soldier!

Goodmorning BP family, My name is Jadel Patterson, an active duty soldier getting ready to transition back to civilian life.

remember were all those brave world war one and world war two soldiers came from  heartland baby...  

I'm originally from Wisconsin, but I am a Soldier stationed in Alaska and on orders to Washington by the end of the year where I plan on beginning my real estate investing business by investing in a duplex and living in one half and renting the other out (hopefully that's a good strategy to begin with).

Hello Forums,I am so new to real estate investing, that I should probably not even be posting.I am a full time active duty soldier, and I own a couple of properties outside of a military installation.

One of my lease option tenant/buyers informed me today that he will be moving to Korea in 3 weeks per his Army orders and referenced the soldiers sailors act as a way to break his lease.I understand that I must let him out of the lease without penalty but need to know what about the lease option fee?

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