BP is maybe the greatest free resource to help you get started in Real Estate Investment there is on the internet.

I suspect he would say get rid of all your CC cards.. and then what ever income you have start paying them down.. for me I would concentrate on paying minimum on all but one knock out one then go to the next one..

DISCLOSURE: Not an accountant or tax adviser, but just the random thoughts from some dolt on the internet. :)

It's also a form of insurance, against litigation, and used for asset protection.That being said, till you have substantial assets and/or income to protect, you should concentrate on getting the level of wealth or generating the income requiring asset protection an LLC provides.

A few tips for you:1) As active duty you can easily pull your COE off the internet using the VA ebenfits website. 2) The VA loan requires a funding fee to use,  it can be wrapped into the loan but it is still an extra 2+% in cost.   

Do some internet searches to see the activity on this building.

They had a strict no internet/social media policy and organized a lot of social events until life pulled them in different directions.

@Robert Kirkley1) Focus on one big thing at a time.2) If you know for a fact that you can expect big profits via another business you started then concentrate on it now to get to such point.

I’m building a team and systems in place for long-term investments in the North Alabama area, and potentially in select places in central and west Florida (I still have long term interests there).Short term, I will be concentrating on rental properties, and eventually would like to expand into commercial spaces.I’m definitely open to networking and collaborating.

Pet deposit of $300 for pets under 25 lbs, Maximum of 2 pets allowed No smoking or vaping allowed on the propertyTenant pays all utilities (gas, electric, water/sewer, garbage, phone/internet)This is a one year leaseAppliances provided are Range, Refrigerator, and Dishwasher.Washer and dryer hookups in the garage allow for tenant to install washer and dryerLawn, landscaping, gutter cleaning and declogging, and exterior maintenance are the tenants responsibilityPest control is tenant responsibility, excluding termites and rodentsRegular HVAC filter changes are tenant responsibilityShall abide by all Rock Creek Community rules & regulations; violations with fines associated with them shall be paid by the tenant and included in monthly rent.No waterbedsClogged toilets & drains, as well as light bulb replacements are tenants responsibilityStorage of personal property shall be at tenants sole risk.