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Sophia McMillion
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Carmel, CA
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Buying while in military

Sophia McMillion
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Carmel, CA
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So I am a military spouse looking for guidance and suggestions on buying houses for investment purposes. Im still on the fence about the idea as it could turn out to be a very expensive mistake. We will be moving in about 6 months and are looking to buy at our next duty station (depending on where we are sent). Fort Polk seems to be the big talk these days (so any info on the area would be much appreciated). It seems as if there is always a market close to installations, but I could be wrong. At Fork Polk in particular the rent is overpriced for the quality of home and there is not much to choose from. Any info would be great. Thank you fellow investors!!!

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