I'm an active duty military member, currently stationed at Fort Benning, GA.

I have been active duty Navy for the last 19 years. 

The roof is the concerning part; Down payment would not tap me out and I would have plenty reserved for emergencies; When it comes to my schedule, I am going to shore duty so I will have a lot of time to self manage and that is what I want to do.

Please I plan to buy a condo and I need some advice I’m new here and I’m an active duty in the military..

As a client, the agent has a fiduciary duty to the buyer and must protect the buyer's confidentiality and interests.

Hey BP!So it has been way to long since I posted anything since I started my real estate journey last June. It began when I bought a Cabin just outside of Gatlinburg and started using it as a V/R though Airbnb. Since ...

I have tried other avenues including our own website and on some of our properties sharing the PM duties with larger companies (like Wyndham Resorts) to get exposure on their websites. 

@Lateefah Washington The major brokerages will bring you their deals and they are not going to represent you i.e. they have no fiduciary duty towards you. 

GOAL: we surpass the milestone and target of 10k$ a month net passive income —so we can FIRE, we currently working are in active duty military family and stationed in the panhandle of Florida.

Most cash investors will take anything at the right price but big red flags would be major roads/ freeways, backing commercial or heavy duty power lines, and houses that are too small for the area, lately it seems popular to flip 3br 800-900 sqft houses which would be a pretty cramped home for most people, usually the buyers there are owner occupants.