I have a degree in electrical engineering and an aviation management degree.

But the military aviation community pretty much has nothing but negative things to say about working with USAA IRT mortgages.I myself am a 17 year member, and have zero plans to use them for my VA loan.

I invested heavily into aerospace right before the sale of this condo; my time in aviation is almost finished!

In aviation we are taught early on to pay attention to detail because if not it can cost lives.

The property in West of Aviation, and South of MB Blvd.  

I could venture off and start my own “Engineering Firm” I have a few friends that are top notch engineers in the aviation industry that are looking to venture off, but they don’t have any products in mine nor do I.

@Charles Worth  I was going to mention that as well.human nature is as you become more successful.. your house gets nicer.. your cars get nicer.. that 30 foot boat needs to now be a 40 footer.. flying first class does not cut it any more you need private aviation... and a net jets share is not as cool as owning your own.. etc etc..I see post on BP of some who think if they get to 5k a month they can retire.. or 10k a month and they can retire.. 

But I'm a 30+ year pilot and I read the accident reports--pilots always say "I'd never take off in that kind of weather" or "I'd never let myself get that low on fuel, I'd just make a fuel stop", yet the leading causes of general aviation accidents relate to flying in adverse weather and fuel mismanagement. 

North of Dearborn- aviation sub area, thoughts in that? 

LOLAny Aviating Sean ????