I lived in San Diego for a while (Marine Corps), and that would be the perfect area to drop them in.

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My wife and I are planning a move to Marin County in 2026, and we’re actively prepping to buy a small multifamily to househack - ideally 2–4 units, with the goal of buying another property in 1-1.5 years and cash flowing after we move out from the first one.We’re targeting:- Timeline: early 2026- $500-800k, possibly stretching higher if the deal makes sense- 5% down conventional- Class B to C+ neighborhoods in Marin, Sonoma, or nearby East Bay- Ideally some value-add upsideThe plan is to build some equity and appreciation, repeat, and branch into out-of-state investing.

You can buy/sell houses all day long without a license, I've done it many times and it is not that hard.But as @Carlos Marin said, if you are just an investor, getting a really good Realtor on your team will make your life easier and save you money.

I am an investor friendly Realtor and I cover Sonoma & Marin Counties.

My husband is a Marine Corps veteran as well :-) It’s inspiring to hear your resilience and how you’re turning a major life pivot into an opportunity to build long-term wealth through real estate.

I'm a Marine Corps veteran that got out in 2017.

I am near Camp LeJeune & we have many Marine/Navy owners of LTR & many tenants.

My husband is a Marine Corps veteran as well. 

My husband is also a Marine Corps veteran.