cant think of any other way, unless u have alot of steady income coming in which case where is the savings of it so far since u didnt mention adding any savings to ur loan for a higher sum of purchase power

if you do settle in one metro area for a tour of at least 3 years..If you planned to stay at after you get out of service if you plan to you might decide to get into a deal while you have the steady military income.

Gaynor, and I am an Officer in the National Guard, that recently completed a 12 month tour in Afghanistan, and am also an Iraq War veteran.

I'm trying to get in contact with the owner to take a tour and make sure there are no major problems, but with the short-sale situation it appears that the owners just need to get out!

Take some time to tour the forums, you’ll find a plethora of others in your situation that have received great advice.

I rented a 2 bed main floor last week off a video tour alone thanks to Covid. @ $1,600/ month it wasn’t exactly a dive.

Currently, I work in originations for a European bank here in NYC/New Jersey.

If you are not lcal to GA then fly in and tour multiple areas.You might find when you get here the areas you thought of you do not like and other areas you haven't explored have more merit.I do not like areas with FLIP values that are highly cyclical.

They only plan on living in the home for their tour (3 years) and then selling it.

Is it worth interviewing potential tenants before allowing them to tour the property?