I will state that I never see a veteran San Diego buy n hold RE investor that has indicated this to me nor have I seen such a post on BP.  

Lowes  is more veteran-friendly if that applies to you.

I would advise using a wider lens when you photograph the place to show off the space more.

Since you are a veteran, why don't you consider a VA loan and put 0% down?

I would highly recommend having either a 3rd person to photograph and stage your house, unless you really thing you got it down.

I'm a professional photographer, and I try to produce the images of most of my rentals.

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As a veteran once leaving duty and assuming civilian lifestyle I found myself back at the drawing board.

In the case of your first few deals, I'd argue that credit makes all the difference in the world, whereas I'm sure you wouldn't hesitate to give a successful veteran flipper a loan, even if had an abysmal score.

That is, I never want tostand in the way of those "who are DOING the 'impossible'".Now, that said, my 25-year Veteran Wholesaler and Mentor , Mike Collins, tellsevery new investor to always do 10 wholesale deals first, before going on toanything else, because you learn Real Estate Investing from the ground upthat way - regardless of what you end up specializing in.REO's:Lee Kearney, the Big-Baller REO Wholesaler in Tampa, , wholesales 20 REOevery month, on average.