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Retiring or separating from the military can be an exciting, stressful and whirlwind experience. When it comes to getting to your after mil life destination and potentially buying a home, here are some questions you need answered to get the process started.

“We are the classic military family, bought a house during the real estate boon around 2005, left said house within two years for the next duty station, suffered huge financial setbacks from said house for one reason or another, then discovered 13 years later that the Army had no intention of ever letting us go back to San Antonio, TX. On a whim, I joined a San Antonio military spouse’s page to start gauging my options for selling the house when the Military Housing Network reached out to me with some ideas. Thanks to Katlan from MHN for starting a conversation and helping me see there was a light at the end of the tunnel for my wayward home.”

MilHousing Network has set out to provide the military community with a family atmosphere when buying a home. We want to be there in easy and trying situations, just like we were for Mikayla’s family, from start to finish.

Terminology, rules and options! There are so many facets to financing and buying a home. This guide can walk you through the lists of options and point you in the direction that best positions you for this important purchase.