Just call him, all that you want to know in the questions above he can answer for you.He is incredibly nice, but nonsense, he is ex military (navy if I remember correctly).He is not a hard sell kind of guy, in his estimation you either want to invest or you don't so he is not going to chase or pester you.  

I personally use Navy Federal and they aren't small, I would actually recommend just about any credit union.

Also if you don't know, there is a relatively new and expanding Navy base near by, increasing active duty military demand for housing.

With a background as a Navy Supply Corps Officer, where I developed strong skills in leadership, project management, and financial operations, I am now dedicated to using these skills to make a meaningful impact in the real estate industry.

Hi,Im an agent in Virginia Beach and a Navy veteran.

I've went with white, gray, and even a navy blue for one of my kitchens.  

My father served in the Navy for 4 years - Can I do a joint loan with him and utilize the VA loan options? 

I was thinking about staying with a similar red or changing it up with a navy.

We live in a bit of an expensive market with great growth, Navy, Shipyard, Medical, and easy commuting to a major city with a dozen or more major employers. 

*BUT* - when I was in the Navy, I had lots of apartments, but my "official" residence was always my ship.