So maybe I should steer clear of this, or join in on other GP duties, which I want to do anyway.

In Oregon if a tenant breaks their lease they are on the hook for the remainder of the lease agreement, but the landlord has a duty to mitigate and find a similar replacement tenant.

I'm active duty Air Force and maxed out my VA loan benefit with three properties.Converting a primary residence into a rental is a great way to start.You can also look to get your real estate agent license or license in another field of real estate, like home inspector or mortgage loan originator.There are Skillbridge programs for real estate as well.Like you, I'm a couple of years from retirement and wanted to start now to build a solid foundation for our next chapter.Let me know if you want to chat further.I wish you all the best.

A little about me: I'm active duty Marine Corps stationed in San Diego, I recently bought a condo and plan to stay here until I am eligible for retirement in 2027.

If you are renting out a unit in a duplex this isn’t quite as vital but still worthwhile.

I am active duty Navy for the past 16 years. 

They don't stop all the crooks but do play a vital role in keeping it to a minimum.

All this from reading books and serving my country as an Active Duty Marine.

I’m active duty Air Force and I always appreciate properties that help our Service men and women.

I am currently Active Duty stationed at Fort Polk, Louisiana, just outside of Leesville.