Navy Federal CU will not do more than a duplex and same for USAA, I believe.

I started seeing a discoloration at the bottom near the doors on both sides (french doors).

You need 2 Navy Seals to be living on site to be successful there.

He currently resides in San Diego (staying after separating from the Navy) and is looking for a good, long-term tenant for his newly acquired property.  

Many of the Navy duty stations are quite expensive and it may not make financial sense to buy every time (San Diego, Hawaii, D.C., etc), even if you think you are getting a "good deal".

I am currently in the Navy and I will be based in Pensacola, Florida starting mid May.

When I got out of the Navy, the market was crap and I was upside down.

Fast forward to a hastily completed job that did not fully meet the requirements and caused additional problems/work for the buyer (me) to remediate, and a seller unable/unwilling to complete the agreed-upon work within the confines of the Purchase and Sale Agreement terms, or provide appropriate credits for outstanding work. 2.The offer on this home was based on four major items being completed (we have in writing from listing broker): new roof, crawlspace insulation, attic insulation, french drain/sump pump.

I am an Active Duty military member stationed in Northern Colorado while the Navy pays for me to go to school.  

Navy Federal Credit Union is hiring like crazy and will continue to do so over the next 5-10 years.