She's not a malicious person and there were a lot of extra things done to the apartment to protect it against damage; or at least make for easy repairs or a simple cleaning.My true viewpoint: I was a homeless veteran when I got into real-estate (yeah...long long story) and I wanted to be a veteran business owner in the business of providing housing and better quality of life for our vets and veteran families. 

Seph Lawless tells the story of America through images of its forgotten places.The urban explorer has photographed ruined factories, collapsed apartment buildings, abandoned amusement parks and, especially, "dead malls" that have fallen into ruin.

Or veterans who started out this way? 

Wondering if any veterans here have done something similar?

For the pros/veterans out there- I'd love to hear your thoughts on these.

I graduate college in near future and I'm a veteran, so I plan to use my VA loan to finance the purchase.  

There are all sorts of barter relationships going on in that room between veteran auction-goers.

Hi everyone,Looking for recommendations for a real estate photographer to take pictures for a listing.

We had to have a property in pretty good shape in order to get a VA (veteran's) loan. 

I had a professional photographer take photos of a duplex I am purchasing before the tenant moved out.