Make sure the agent is knowledgeable in auto and casualty rather than life insurance and financial services.

I know lots of service members that have purchase investment property while being stationed overseas.

Looking for a good credit, eviction and background check service.

@Sonny Sach A good metric to pay attention to along with the IRR would be the Debt service coverage ratio and CoC returns especially if you’re leveraging equity with debt.

Real estate agents and appraisers have access to their local MLS (Multiple Listing Service) and can pull all the recent sales data for a particular area. 

I am now out of the service and back into the civilian sector.

The big problem with online services is they just dont have a long term track record of multiple decades so you are taking a higher risk than owning property directly.

So if someone can point me in the direction or where to go or even direct me to someone who could use my services please let me know.

You can call the utility companies in your area and ask if they offer this service or who they recommend.

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