Owner does not offer financing so if I were to purchase this property I would go to my local credit union where I am approved for up to a 54k loan and I have 20% down.

I am not losing this house and I tried credit unions but they want at least 55k of a loan to even consider how do I do commercial??

One is Navy Federal Credit Union:01/31/2011Dividend on escrow$0.19$0.00$0.00$0.19$337,493.4501/10/2011Payment Received$1,970.58$716.94$845.53$408.11$337,493.45The other is Chase:12/31/2010INTEREST ON ESCROW DEPOSIT$14.44$0.00$0.00$14.44$0.00$121,237.32 12/10/2010PAYMENT$1,055.12$123.97$670.02$261.13$0.00$121,237.32As I said, the interest isn't going to make me rich, but at least it's something for being separated from my money.

They are in the military so this will be too easy to get my money but I just need to know what all that I can sue for when I go to small claims court.

I am bringing 25,000 to the table so I was thinking I could get a loan from somewhere, either a bank, credit union, or state program to purchase and I just use the 25,000 to reno.

While in the military living off base, I would add to this suggestion timers.

Hitting 7 figures in assets took determination, endurance and persistance.With a military background, I often told myself that this was war and I had a mission that it was actually a fight for the life I wanted or economic death.

If you've got military ID, you can get discounts that way too.

Go make connections in your market of interest, even if it's just to talk to the local credit unions or HMLs (hard money lenders).

Meaning, small, med, and large banks as well as credit unions.