I'm not a veteran investor by any means, but I'm happy to help however I can.Good luck!

But to you veterans out there, how would you pay for a new primary residence and why?   

I am a 25 year old disabled veteran who has successfully ran his own construction company for 5 years before selling it and moving across country and was mentored by a BP guest in Washington prior to moving and have another one that I am just starting to work with now in Alabama.

I am commercial photographer and high end Retoucher that started in LA.

Veteran here and have used this clause before during a PCS.https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/p...TLDR :  if the orders are legit, PM for further info if needed for ensuring the legitimacy of orders, then the last day of the following month after official notification they are released from the lease, minus damages.  

They were taken with a cell phone, not by a professional photographer, and not using fusion photography which is standard in our market.

We need to take that next step, we would like for someone who is a veteran in the business to teach us and help guide us so that we don't make the wrong decisions.

I hope you veterans out there can help me.So I've been doing some connecting lately and have made good progress building a network of cash buyers and money lenders alike.

@Naveen Desai Veteran investors either have a license themselves or they have a good agent.

Lots of time and no problem getting turned down may lead you to wholesaling, Lets say your a Veteran and could use the VA loan but don't have any money you could house hack a multifamily or if you have some knowledge as far as construction and remodeling is concerned Fix and Flips may be the best way to go.