My son is thinking to join the Navy. He has a Bachelor’s degree...so maybe the Officer training route. This video was helpful. Best of luck as you continue your journey.
You are very welcome! Go for what you want and don't taken for an answer. That's mean you'll have a longer wait but you can do it. Have you considered ROTC.
First time here, I’m in the process of going active duty Officer route to be exact. It’s the weekend, so I don’t trying to blow my recruiter up with questions. Your video definitely helped out, and your hair on point too!
Hello, I really find your videos very helpful. I'm interested in serving in the Navy Reserves. I served as a reservist for another branch but I have been told by many people that the Navy Reserves are very different and have a little more flexibility. Could you maybe elaborate on this. I would truly appreciate it since I do miss drilling and doing my 2 weeks a year.
Hey, here is one of my videos that may help to answer some questions you may have. If you have any specific questions after watching. Feel free to ask. ruclips.net/video/-VnOSSlMbcY/видео.html
Whew That's a whole video right there 😅 One of the biggest challenges for me was how I operated. My personality was fit for someone of higher rank. I was a forward thinker while everyone around me was just "do what you're told" type of people. I head-butt with alot of my COC. Not from disrespect but from what looked like lack of efficiency to me. 🤷🏾♀️ The males could definitely get away with that stuff. 😮💨
I love this question. It's ABSOLUTELY possible to buy in every single duty station. There is a limit but here is one route that you can take. Refinance into a Conventional Mortgage after you hit the threshold. For example you have 2 properties in 2 different states and ready for a 3rd, you can refinance one into a conventional loan and open up the VA loan benefits to buy the 3rd property. Another option is the Dscr loans. Essentially easy money if your homes are bringing in money such as renting them out. Should I create a video on this?
You can buy a house using your VA home loan guarantee while in the Navy Reserves. You do have to meet the 180 day active duty threshold to qualify for the benefit AND you have to show that you can actually afford the mortgage.
Yes but it's not that simple. You have to meet certain criteria. Some of which is out of your control. For example: Your year group and rate has to be available and open. It's definitely alot.
My son is thinking to join the Navy. He has a Bachelor’s degree...so maybe the Officer training route. This video was helpful. Best of luck as you continue your journey.
Oh my God so calm and composed I would listen to you all the time . Thanks for that infor
Haha... there are plenty of videos to watch... they aren't all calm though. 😅
Girl thank you thank you!!! I want to join the Navy and study nursing to be a Navy nurse.
You are very welcome! Go for what you want and don't taken for an answer. That's mean you'll have a longer wait but you can do it. Have you considered ROTC.
10/10; amazing video. This are words of wisdom. I really enjoyed her content.
Thanks do much. Is there anything else you'd like to hear on my channel.
Yes
First time here, I’m in the process of going active duty Officer route to be exact. It’s the weekend, so I don’t trying to blow my recruiter up with questions. Your video definitely helped out, and your hair on point too!
Thanks 😉
Thank you I’m about to join up because I have some goals I really want to accomplish through the navy and I appreciate the advice
You are very welcome!!
Great tips! thank you for sharing such good info, im trying to join! just waiting on medical clearance.
I hope all works out.
Thanks dear
Welcome 😊
Wowww!!! Great advices! Thank you!
Hello, I really find your videos very helpful. I'm interested in serving in the Navy Reserves. I served as a reservist for another branch but I have been told by many people that the Navy Reserves are very different and have a little more flexibility. Could you maybe elaborate on this. I would truly appreciate it since I do miss drilling and doing my 2 weeks a year.
Hey, here is one of my videos that may help to answer some questions you may have. If you have any specific questions after watching. Feel free to ask.
ruclips.net/video/-VnOSSlMbcY/видео.html
I'm 35 and going the tech route, trying for IT or a CT rate.
I'd reccomend the CT route. Better opportunities after military.
@@NavyTransitionCoachwhat is CT? I enlisted in the navy but don’t know what job to aim
For ;/
Same, 35 currently getting my google cert in Cybersecurity. Going in going for IT in Navy reserves and studying for the asvab.
I need orientation for active Duty in the Navy
What were some challenges, and most of what you witnessed inside the navy? Was it overall a pro than a con?
Whew That's a whole video right there 😅 One of the biggest challenges for me was how I operated. My personality was fit for someone of higher rank. I was a forward thinker while everyone around me was just "do what you're told" type of people. I head-butt with alot of my COC. Not from disrespect but from what looked like lack of efficiency to me. 🤷🏾♀️ The males could definitely get away with that stuff. 😮💨
How possible is it to buy proper in every duty station like is there limit to the VA loan
I love this question. It's ABSOLUTELY possible to buy in every single duty station. There is a limit but here is one route that you can take.
Refinance into a Conventional Mortgage after you hit the threshold. For example you have 2 properties in 2 different states and ready for a 3rd, you can refinance one into a conventional loan and open up the VA loan benefits to buy the 3rd property.
Another option is the Dscr loans. Essentially easy money if your homes are bringing in money such as renting them out. Should I create a video on this?
So are you able to use your VA loan to purchase a property even if you’re living in the barracks?
Yes! But you will have to use as Primary residence. BUT if you are going underway, on deployment, etc you can rent it out. 😉 That's the work around.
Can you use the VA loan to buy houses like that when you are in the reserves or is it just for active duty?
You can buy a house using your VA home loan guarantee while in the Navy Reserves. You do have to meet the 180 day active duty threshold to qualify for the benefit AND you have to show that you can actually afford the mortgage.
Can’t you change your rate if you don’t enjoy it ?
Yes but it's not that simple. You have to meet certain criteria. Some of which is out of your control. For example: Your year group and rate has to be available and open. It's definitely alot.
Hi. Can i serve for 2 years in the reserves?
I don't think so but you can always request to leave active reserves and join the IRR.
So what exactly is your rate and rank?
I am EN2 Dupree