I'm not sure where those banks have all their locations, but it has been quite the difficult task finding a bank to work with me on this one...Now to the property managing softwares that can allow me to have multiple bank accounts to receive ACHs without paying crazy amounts of fees and providing proof of registration with the state....ugh... good luck!

Depending on how long they've been in the military, it's can be extremely difficult for that transition and finding housing is one of the most stressful events they will go through. 

I have a client with a paid off home worth about 100k-120k, 60k would get her just what she needs.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

Great to see you take the first and possibly most difficult step in real estate investment - reaching out ang getting involved!

Multi-families can be great for cash flow, and is what I do myself along with several of my clients (investor-friendly real estate agent in St Louis) but it's a much more long term approach than flipping.  

I get calls from international clients all the time.

I am looking for any advice, referrals, and info on how to get started in buying out of state/building a team as I feel that it might be difficult to trust many people as well as secure rental payments from hundreds of miles away (even with a property management company).Also, if I buy an investment property, would I still be able to qualify for an FHA loan for me and my girlfriend for our future house hack?

@Brian Bistolfo We have a lot of clients building their portfolios using the BRRRR method, but it is getting very competitive.