In most Military towns, most Realtors don't take the time to and trouble to understand VA loans.

Getting mortgages shouldn't be a problem for me.But alas, I'm growing tired of the military and am considering getting out.

I have a Business degree, 8 years of military experience, worked incorporate, I can take any concept and LOVE making it happen.

I know it says El Paso by my name but im military and will be home in January.

I am still in the research phase, as I have the luxury of time, a good job, and a couple small businesses.

I am wondering, how are you all managing all the paper work from the beginning to the ending phase?

Also screened a whole lot of goobers that would have stood me up if I had made an appointment.Lease: 1No Shows: 0Booyah, wishing you all good luck in this phase of building the money tree!

Our kids are teenagers, my husband is a stay at home dad, we manage the rehab phase and rentals together, and always wonder if the added stress and work is worth it.

on the flip side, i'm sure agents feel like their time is being wasted if the "investor" doesn't really know what they're looking for or too reluctant to put their money where their mouth is.I guess that's the dating phase that agents and investors have to go thru.One thing for certain, though, is that majority of the deals done in the market can't be done w/o an agent's hand in it... meaning that chances are high you'll buy a property from a listing agent, sell a property thru a buyer agent, or find a property w/an agent.

As active duty military, I have purchased homes with my VA Loan.