But talk to the veteran students too, and ask why they are still in the program.

One day I decided to check the real estate jobs on craigslist and happened to stumble upon an ad that basically said "veteran real estate investor looking for help with rentals and flips.

You should check out my post entitled "Ownership Survey - 5% or 100%.  12+ year REI veteran here.  

@Taylor Mosby it's very tough right now in general given the market, but even if the market were good, I'd recommend teaming up with a veteran wholesaler who has closed multiple deals.

The issues for low conversion rate of your listing are:Reason #3: High quality photos ain't posted in the listing page.Your potential customers are not impressed viewing the photo album - photos are of low resolution, not bright enough, not taken in good angles - and so they are hitting the 'back button' to see another listing.Here's how to fix this issue:Hire a professional photographer to take photos of the properties that you're promoting.

Is it me or is finding an agent that can go to bat for veterans using VA loans almost impossible?

Being a veteran, I have a few friends stationed there and I will definitely say the space coast area is a gold mine for investors.

While I am a bit younger than some of the veterans, I was an investor first (and still actively am) across all Houston areas.

I have an awesome local photographer who's less than $150, and I think it's well worth it.

I need help developing a plan and criteria for property search, building a solid team, and narrowing my locations of interest.Facts About Me:Immigrant: Bahamas (American Citizen)AD Military and Diplomat (Combat Veteran) Bachelors - The Citadel / Masters - Yale UniversityMulti-lingual ( Fluent in English and Spanish) (Working on Portuguese)**I need a seasoned mentor!!