Hey Travis, I work in Investor Relations at BAM Capital and one of my duties is raising capital.

I'm current active duty and was curious if anyone had come across using the VA home loan for a home hack.

As I continue my investing career I keep finding new ways to invest in real estate with low or no money down for retired and active duty personnel.

 $30k for $250k is still a high rate (even accounting for PM duties), but the owner will also get the benefit of the adjusted basis at death so it may be close to fair. 

Our final duty station was also Patrick. 

They’re legally required to share that info with you and they owe you fiduciary duties (your best interest above all else).Definitely not a great sign.To be clear, you probably aren’t going to get 2 updates every single day (unless it’s the first 3-5 days of a hot listing) but if there is an offer received, you should know about it and all the details.Sometimes there’s a game plan made “hey we have received 2 offers so far and we have 30 more showings.

She arrived with her mother in tow, and her mother did not stay in the vehicle, her mother assisted her perform her duties.

He went above and beyond his duty.

Not really a great cash flow market (is what I'm hoping to build in the future), more of an appreciation market according to what I've researched.Because I'm an active duty military, I will be moving to the area (Sneads Ferry/Holly Ridge area, NC) and will be living there for the next two years.

If you are going to own across the United States getting a good property manager will be vital to your success.