Hi,I'm a veteran looking to get started with house hacking in the Chicago area, and I'm hoping to get some advice from more experienced investors.

Here is the article:  https://www.forbes.com/sites/allbusiness/2019/11/09/veterans-entrepreneurs-small-business-support-programs/#67ae7aef33a3I can vouch that Boots to Business has a ton of resources they can direct you too. 

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Look in the inner cities and extreme rural areas - food stamps, housing assistance, SSI Disability, Veteran's disability, etc. has replaced physical employment for a lot of these people.

If there were 1,000 witnesses, photographs, and documents against you, and only your claims of what you know in opposition, you should win, because a jury would believe you and not them.In deciding this motion, the judge is supposed to ignore everything the landlord claims and consider only what the tenant claims.

I just always felt like since I'm the rookie that I need to "pay homage" to the veterans.

Makes sense because they are actually helping out disabled and injured people like veterans and such.But an ESA has a few ways around accepting them.....and as a matter of fact, the HUD has been cracking down because of the massive fraud surrounding this in the past.

I am an Army veteran and I own a boutique brokerage and property management company here in Clarksville, TN.

I work full time as a real estate photographer and am looking to purchase my first house hack (maybe rental) within the next few months.  

As a veteran I could use my home loan benefit, however I don't know if this would be the best use for it.Any help greatly appreciated,Tom