I recently left active duty Navy as a Helicopter Pilot and I was able to move directly into full time real estate.

Partnership agreements carry significant weight unless they violate some sort of public policy or seek to waive a duty case law demands is non waivable.

I am currently active duty army and just got back to the United States this Saturday.

I don't have any properties yet so this would be my first deal and I am currently active duty overseas.

https://www.dos.ny.gov/forms/licensing/1736-a.pdf"...seller's agent has, without limitation, the following fiduciary duties to the seller:reasonable careundivided loyaltyconfidentialityfull disclosureobedienceand duty to account."

My wife and I are both active duty military officers with an exciting opportunity to move to Oahu in about a year! 

My name is Samantha, and I'm currently serving in the USN in Rota, Spain. I'm originally from Virginia Beach, Virgina. In October 2018, I will be transferring from the military life into the civilian life. Becoming a ...

Its like when you go in for surgery and they take all of your vitals, but until they cut you open, they really don't know.Also, ask to speak to some of their passives.

Plus, if you live in one of the units for 2 years, cap gains up to $250k are tax exempt and for us active duty folks, you can "pause" the 2 out of 5 year rule for up to 10 years, which can be huge.

I'd recommend getting the proper E/O insurance (both for yourself and the Broker), as well as a good amount of General Liability insurance for yourself - but this ends up being peanuts compared to what you would spend if someone wanted to take you to Court over a minor trifle... and had the evidence to prove you weren't licensed to perform the duties of a PM.