But I think as she saw me working hard in my job, doing my duties as a dad and putting in the free time on RE education, it got her more on board with the plan. 

It is not always an "attorney" here who handles the FC, we also have "Receivorship Services" in different areas of the state who have the following obligation: "...To act on behalf of the court as an officer of the court and a neutral third party, with a fiduciary duty to all persons or entities which are shown to have an interest in the receivership estate, or the proceeds of the receivership estate." 

Know whatever you agree to during Mediation can not be overturned, even by a judge, so knowing your options before you go to mediation and knowing that you are qualified to keep the property is vital. 

He’s an active duty (now retired) military member who built a strong rental portfolio despite spending a large chunk of his career overseas.  

In these changing times, your own cash infusion to provide your own skin in the game is vital.

No, because they value me as a vital member of their team.

My husband is active duty military and we have a portfolio of rental properties here.  

They might not be able to represent you under official capacity, but they may be able to do it in the evening after duty hours.  

I'm currently active duty military as well stationed at Hill and I am looking to do this exact thing in the beginning of next year. 

We are looking to expand into more rentals and are open to anywhere in the US that makes sense (we are an active duty military family currently living in Las Vegas and the numbers aren't the best).