There are lots of very talented contributors on here who will be happy to help you.Good luck on your journey!

Hypothetically, IF your husband DID intend to reenlist, to solve this issue you would just have to write a letter to the lender that said "I intend to reenlist" and you would also have to get a letter from his command that said he was eligible to reenlist. 

Presumably you'll have something in writing between your partner and yourself beyond an oral agreement right?

I follow the six principles outlined in 'The Miracle Morning' (Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading and Writing).  

Those programs that you see for sale on Facebook and the seminars, they cant run comps for you, they can't write contracts for you, they cant find buyer leads for you, and I'm pretty sure they cant find seller leads for you.

It's gonna cost significantly more to get a lawyer to write the warranty deed than it will to buy the place.

Write the year on it as well and do one every year to see how you progress!

And then there is the whole writing off the expenses thing. 

They will be able to help you write an offer that is going to have a shot at being accepted by the bank, and they will also be able to explain all the hoops you will need to jump through in order to successfully close on an REO sale. 

Didn't use repair or car write off because we invest out of state.