Upon separating from the military, capital became a constraint.

do you think they could always find competitive vendors for your maintenance, particularly the make ready project (compared to management fees, these are the biggest cost of a investor, and a key part to separate good PMs from bad PMs, in my opinion, this is the cost item that PM and owners have conflict of interests)?

Are you close to any military bases? 

I’ve known people in military families who had to transfer unexpectedly, even when they weren’t supposed to.

Two years away from military retirement and looking toward RE and REI to pave a different path for myself and family.

Negotiated through an agent using items found in the home inspection as well as local comps.

Military town and 40 ish min outside of KC.

With your military background you can utilize a VA loan which I would us towards a 2-4 unit.

@Gabriel Castro, hey thanks for responding, and if I can ask a follow up question, if said estate already has a personal representative that has been chosen by the end of probate, as my lists targets those that have already gone through the process and has that PR in place to manage the assets, would an affidavit of heirship still be necessary for certain items within the will, or would that depend case by case?

The homeowner gets an Excel sheet with prices and links where they can purchase items based on their budget, as well as a nice placement PDF so the assembler knows where each item goes!