. :)Consider what you know and what you don't know about the business and find a veteran to show you the ropes!

While a veteran and can use 10% off at Lowe's or Home Depot, NO THANK YOU.

Although highly underutilized by the veteran community, a solid option to get into RE Investing as a veteran/active duty is to use the VA Renovation Loan.

And i hope i can help people with everything i know, (which might not be much compared to a lot of the veterans on here, but i will contribute where i can.)Thanks to the founder for starting such a awesome and much needed forum!

I'm looking at the options to grow my capital, so I'm curious what the veterans think.

I listen to veteran members here and I joined National real estate group on my city. and reading this site and learning various methods on buying and selling.

The second problem is that the agent who has a legal contract isn't likely to step aside, and stop marketing this property, unless you are holding compromising photographs of that listing agent. 

I am a veteran and I tried to get a loan through navy federal for a fixer upper and they told me the place has to be move in ready and the house I’m looking at is not move in ready at all

I've been told by some other veterans not through BP that we should be setting something up on paper or LLC or corporation to make sure we are all protected.

We have a pretty good idea but would like to hear from seasoned veterans.