@Makhwarand Khan you may want to check out our meetings MassRealEstate dot net great Movers and Shakers last Friday!

All Military are not good as you know but around a base in a small area...most the in and outbound movers will be affiliated with Military. 

There would be some peace of mind doing this, BUT, If I had to in an emergency, I could also buy a paid off house in Aberdeen for a fraction of my primary residence mortgage balance and have huge tax advantaged cash flow from a mortgaged rental that has seasoned nicely with rents increasing year after year, and be FI AND close enough to manage my rentals AND within driving distance to a decent job market (Olympia and Tacoma). 

Seems like the syndication route may be a good next move.  Really

Sill, OK) with the VA home loan (live in one year) move, rent this residence and use an FHA loan on the next.

Actually, I live in Aberdeen, so I am just up the road from you.

Brenda Dean at Aberdeen Realty

You’d have this for move in/out policies, insurance requirements for movers, etc. 

Here's how the tenants that I have had in this situation with have chosen to spend their money:Out of my deep respect of my property manager I will disclose these have all been inherited tenants and not tenants that they placed.1) Buying sports car for weekend cruiser2) Not having to work (daughter living with mom off her social security check)3) Paying for movers to leave the property without notice while 2 weeks late on that month's rent4) DrugsYou don't have to count number 3, I'm just still bitter lol.So if a humane approach is to slowly increase the rents, which you have described as a normal occurrence and acceptable practice eventually you will still reach a point with 99% of people where you have priced them out of your property.

@Mark Fein unless you buy as a primary residence, live in it for a year, then move/rent out, or you use your FHA loan to buy/househack a small multi family.