Vietnam veteran suffering from dementia and was found about .25 mile away by some railroad tracks.  

I hear Navy Fed is a great option, if you have access. i think lately they've tightened up on who they work with outside of the Veteran's immediate family. 

I hope your photographer isn't reading this.

I have been able to maintain bookings with various strategies such as decorating, making the living area appear lively or memorable, hiring a professional photographer, frequently changing the listing to keep it up to date, and consistently thinking of other amenities I could add.

You need 30 good photographs of the house, take them from low so the rooms appear large with bright diffused lighting.Places to list it:apartments.com; zillow; craigs list; facebook marketplaceIn the listing detail the neighborhood school, amenities, if you are paying for gardener etc., at the end you mention you want someone with 3 or 4 times the rent as monthly income, and great credit.

Ok, more seriously, for some veteran posters it’s one of those “it’s not you, it’s me” breakups.

Hello everyone, I understand that in Texas disabled veterans rated at 100% by the VA are exempt from states property taxes.

Good afternoon BP peeps, Yesterday I came across a video online discussing the VA's Cash-Out Refinance Loan option for Service members and veterans.

I was thinking about trying to do a househack and maybe getting a Va loan because I'm a veteran or a FHA loan so I will only have to put 3.5% down.

The numbers are mediocre to start and taking on a project with the potential to cost $10K without getting any help from the seller would be too much of a risk for me, I think.Any of you veteran hustlers have ideas on how to help the seller pony up with the ~$5k or a way for me to work it into the deal for a delayed payment or something that will make this deal work?