I love my day job, from the client interactions to the challenge of finding solutions to business problems.

Without going into all the details, this was extremely challenging to get to the closing table, but we finally did. 

My problem is since I am in the military a "local bank" is about 3 years at any given location, then I move on like the nomad I am, so this would be challenging but nevertheless I see the wisdom in relationships and not chasing loans.

It looks more difficult and challenging than it really is.

The architectural style of the house makes it challenging to put gutters around the front roofline  due to some overhangs ( 2 on each side of the house that goes straight out in a rectangular shape like an inverted U shape but with sharp straight corners and there’s 1 middle overhang that’s like an inverted V shape that is also attached to the roofline and come straight out of the front so  rain water will come from those as the overhang covers a portion of the front and will kind of serve as an extension of the roofline. 

If so, you have engaged in an ad homenim approach.

Transitioning from the previous landlord's rental agreement to yours may be a challenge for them, or may not be. 

On cape cod the zoning  for a cafe/food establishment is very challenging.

We just got an offer accepted on a Condo on Kauai and our next move is to purchase a multi family in the Beaverton, OR area.I’m hoping to network and gain valuable insight from this forum as well as provide any personal success and challenge experience from the standpoint of an active duty military member who has purchased and sold multiple homes.

Generally, the biggest challenge is a lack of quality comparable properties.