for my NJ investors; what are your thoughts on buying, selling, and investing long term in these counties.

This is the military system and was adopted by many large corps such as Sears for their filing system.Regardless of how you do it, be consistant so that anyone can see how it's done and they can catch on easily to find something.With computerized files, life is easier, but you still need hard copies, IMO.Important docs, deeds, notes, important agreements, are kept in a safe deposit box with copies in the office.

The problem is that they are not there for long ;-)Also is good to know that if you are active or military vet you always get 10% when showing ID.However I have always gotten the best pricing when doing the bulk order through the commercial desk and have seen discounts from 10-50% depending on the item.

., shoot them).Get rid of public unions.

I have located a duplex in a transitional neighborhood that is presently rented on both sides, with combined rents of $900/month.Through my credit union, I believe I can get a 2-yr ARM at 3.75% for 30 years.

In the past couple weeks I've called 30+ small banks/credit unions trying to line up financing for purchase/rehab.

I have been in the military for the last six years and for about the last year I have been reading a lot about REI (I have plenty of time out here.)

Due to being in the military my original written lease was for two years in conjunction with my military orders.

Any unions?

She said she thought they would get a conventional loan, but he is retired military, so my guess would be VA loan, or even FHA.