I need to get into contact with a Reserve recruiter so I can decide which one to do once I separate from active duty.

I have framed it in my head as a slightly more expensive than usual Wholesaler.Here in Australia we also have stamp duty the buyer pays which is typically 3-4% of the sale price.Anyhoo guys, keen to hear your thoughts!

Hey BiggerPockets investors,I have a question for everyone (but mainly active duty military/veterans).

I’m active duty Air Force with 18 months before retirement.I wish you all the best in your investing journey.

I'm still active duty therefore I can't go all in on a fixer upper because my schedule and availably is unpredictable at this time so I'm targeting new builds to keep maintenance expenses low. 

All duties outlined in the operating agreement will be split equitably. 

One of the major duties of a GC is to pull permits and deal with the inspectors and paperwork, that is what they are paid to do. 

I don’t mean to be a naysayer, but in my opinion as an active duty military member I found it very difficult to be really good at wholesaling.

(Better to just email/call my mom - she doesn't do the forum thing as much as me.)I agree with @Eric F. that it is difficult to meet BP "ideals" on listed properties -- mostly because agents have a contractual, fiduciary duty to get the highest price for the sellers, even if it's a bank.  

I agree with everyone on this thread- finding the right people to have on your team is vital.