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I have some information to share from Active Duty Passive Income that was shared on one of your podcasts.Thanks again for sharing.

Generally, you're eligible if you've served at least 90 consecutive days on active duty during wartime or 181 days during peacetime."

I'm active duty Air Force and a third-generation real estate investor.

If they're non-responsive (i.e. derelict in their duties) then they're not performing their obligations of the agreement.

Current situation is as follows.Rental Properties:SFH in Fort Knox, Kentucky - Cash flow positive - $300 / Equity 80K / 3.375%SFH in El Paso, Texas - Cash fllow positive - $200 / Equity 90K / 3.375%SFH in Colorado Springs, CO - $350 / Equity $140K / 3.625%Current Home:SFH in Colorado Springs, CO - Mortgage - $3300 4.375% 30 YR Fixed VARental comps for a 5/3 in Colorado Springs, CO are anywhere from $2800-3400We want to purchase another property when we go to our next duty station (possibly San Antonio, TX), but our VA home loan is tied into our current home. 

I'm still active duty, but slowly coming to retirement.What are you looking to invest in?

You may have affirmative duties to maintain your priority by buying the subsequent liens, or it may not matter.

My husband is active duty military and we live in central California.

I dont know the laws of your state, but in wisconsin the entire purpose of an Operating Agreement is to put in writing the duties of the members, their positions, the % of say their vote has as well as compensation, and liabilities,  I am a sole member, so i have 100% vote, 100% say, 100% compensation, as well as 100% liability for the operation of the LLC, Wisconsin does not require an Operating agreement, but if you dont have one, and have multiple members, the State Statute lays it out for you.