I'm currently US Military (AF), I have 3 rentals and primarily reside in another.

We give our military lifetime health benefits, especially when the injuries are incurred during the line of duty.

I am a military veteran and served in Iraq and Afganistan.I work in sales now, but my real goal is to become a real estate investor, I am not there yet(wish I was) but I have been obsessed with Real Estate since I was a kid.

In this thread http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/30/topics/58435-absentee-lonnie-deals you say you're making $50,000 a year doing loans.So last year you made a minimum of $146,000 by both selling mobile homes on payments and loaning on points while you spent a significant amount of last year out of the country on military tour?

At both HD and Lowes you always get a 10% discount if you are military (active, retired, veteran)The threshold for the discount at the contractors desk is $2,500 at HD.

I have seen credit unions settle for zero just to get it off their books. 2.

$40,000 at credit union, $27, 500 on BOA CC, $15,000 at another credit union, $20,000 penfed CC, I am currently doing a deal with private invester with a simple promise agreement down loaded from web for less than$15.00. $30,000.00 for 6 months cost me $5000.00 lump sum.

Hello,Does anyone have experience as a landlord using the HUDVASH program for military veterans?

Several months ago I transferred money from a big bank to a small local credit union for personal reasons.

Add military vet status to the equation, and I'm practically supporting him with my tax dollars.Remember, "entitlements" is just another word for "welfare"...