Why don't you just use your VA loan and buy one when you're in service.I have soldiers who actually when they have barracks assigned and still doing this (although it's hard without BAH).

If you're buying next to military installations consider buying properties that will fit the soldier/sailor/airman's BAH rate.  

I am a career soldier approaching Army retirement in two years.  

There were Roman laws, Roman soldiers and Roman taxes.

Don't lose all your soldiers in one battle."

The soldier joints don't look all that bad so it was someone who at least knew how to soldier.Actually, this one makes no sense. ;-)

And can lead to mold...You are right to be concerned, but soldier on..

The base that they are located at just put in restrictions to limit all travel from soldiers stationed at that base to no more than 50 miles.  

I'm a soldier currently stationed in Korea but won't be moving to Alaska so it is just an investment.

Even if his own rent is forgiven, he still to pay his taxes, insurance, employees, payroll taxes, materials, supplies, the GOODS he is giving away, city permits and fees, etc. etc.I have been a good soldier, keeping my head down and paying my ridiculously high taxes to this state for my entire life.