But as was discussed the veteran still needs a job when returning from active duty to qualify for the loan.

Lots of people promote real estate as something you can do with no money.

A BP intern pulled down a McRib post for self-promotion.

I will begin by first formally introducing myself - I'm Scott Fletcher and am an Active Duty service member with the United States Air Force, which I've proudly been a part of for the last 12 years. 

Or is it that you don’t like your corrent job and would like to become a full time active investor in multifamily? 

Thanks everyone for the input, its great to be joining such an active community!

Bullet points because it is late where I am.1. get a mentor2. get a written plan of what you want/need to make and when (passive/active income)3. asses your resources4. get your RE license5. get a mentor (bears repeating)so much to go into but would need more data to advise

I thought I might try and be as active as I can until summer ends. 

Would love to connect and promote growth in the Jacksonville area!!

(Sorry it's not tagging)Also a physician involved actively and passively in RE and run a site/blog with real estate investing resources, educational pieces, and opportunities in passive investments.