Toss in his retirement, whatever his disability is (which IS tax free) and the fact that his fiancé is working full time and even without his second BAH payment and his employment rent should be covered assuming this is an important goal for the two of them.If I sound jaded it's only because I once rented to a young (early 30's) veteran who was not only 100 percent service connected but also managed to draw social security AND had the Wound Warrior Project fork over his security deposit AND first months rent for my SFH. 

If the 700 is from a mortgage industry credit service, congratulations, you should be good to go.

Given what happened with eRentPayment last month, I'm a bit more cautious about such online payment services but for now I'm staying with Cozy.co but monitoring it carefully.

Does anyone know of a good fence repair company that services Humble, TX?

Just a thought, instead of paying 15k upfront, is it not better to buy materials directly online and ask the contractor to take delivery of the same and we pay only for the labor and services portion? 

Here are my questions.Can I amend the payment clause in the contract and require that tenants pay rent using an online service?

Has anybody tried either of these services for any of their RE needs?

Why a lender wouldn't take the time to spell out for you what I just did and also give you a loan cost estimate to give you an idea of costs and interest rates at the current moment, is beyond bad service.

Sure, there are some pitfalls, but I've been impressed with their service.

I hear on the podcast and things I read such as take your debt service, taxes & Insurance, maintenance, vacancy, mgmt, and perhaps cap-ex and then shoot for $100 a door after that.