They make well over the required amount of money, ex military, fair credit scores.They have one glitch.

Because we are active duty military, my understanding is that since we lived in it 2+ of the last 15 years (+10 years for active duty military), the appreciation will not be taxable.We are about to submit an offer on a duplex, and I’d like to use a 1031 exchange to avoid depreciation recapture but not use the 1031 for what should be tax-free depreciation.

My name is Jonah I am 22 years old and in the military.

Good advice to anyone in in any part of the market cycle if in accumulation phase. 

I’m looking at long distance investing since I’m in the military.

I'm still in the deal analysis phase of buying my first rental and wondering at what point should I be getting in touch with a property management company.

We are in the beginning phases of buying rental properties here in Indiana and are ourselves looking to chat and connect with fellow investors!

Be sure to plat the property ahead of time into blocks/phases so you can accommodate more than 1 5k gallon septic (the max per lot in Texas).

I did 2 OOS deals while in the military for the same reason, SD was to expensive for my blood.

Isn’t that for military people?