Hey @Aaron Britt my name is Tyler and I'm active duty Air Force.

I want my tenants to be proud of their home, and since I plan to hold these properties long term, things like installing forced air, tankless water heaters, etc, are important to me.  

They have gas forced air.

I think it is a great place to start saving for the indoor rainy day, but I'd max that savings out at about $5500.If you are using your VA loan, you have to live there.  

The riff raff has destroyed Detroit but now it is time to put it back together and we believe it can happen so for the negative existence in the air try doing something positive make a change build a community for those that want to live in Detroit give them the opportunity.

Ideally I would like to purchase properties everywhere the Air Force takes me (if the markets are good) and end up with a nice sized portfolio with different markets.

 $160,000 sounds like what it is, PFA (pulled from air).  

New Member here, well I've had my account for a while, but the Podcasts finally convinced me to do my introduction.Currently I am Active Duty in the Air Force, looking to start my investing fairly soon (maybe a year or so).  

Just for a better picture of the project: it is to install new central air (heat 80% for the first floor and 92% for the second floor & AC 2 and 2.5tons) in the both units of a 2-family house, that guy proposed using Rheem units and keeps telling me that the brands like Collman (Coleman?)

Imagine climbing a mountain to get to the top where the views are beautiful and the air is clear and fresh...but you have to go through a ton of mud...difficult rock walls...crossing cold streams...maybe a scrape or two along the way.