I know other people in the military that have bought a house at each duty station and kept them as rentals when new orders came.

You do what Nate said; you find out what base they’re stationed at and call.

what i found again in BC was that you have about 5 banks in Canada and its kind of like Gas station they all price about the same thing.

We did something similar when we were stationed overseas with the military, and we bought a new duplex because we didn’t want to have maintenance issues while so far away.  

There's also the former option(college cities)-- like College Station, Waco, Baton Rouge.

Also they can always go to a charging station or plug into a regular outlet.

We've debated adding a printer station to our units because it would be awesome if we were traveling to have the ability to print where we were staying. 

We lived there for 3 years and then got stationed overseas in Japan.

This has the dual benefit of helping you stay informed on what’s going on in your local market and knowing all the new members who introduce themselves from College Station, and also every single one of those 660 posts is now an “SEO” post - every time someone googles a thread that’s come up, your name and business appear in these forums, alongside your quality answers. 

He was also featured on the local news station for his innovative work.The tenant is of course taking no responsibility for any of his actions or the damage, and he mainly just throws out empty and somewhat comical threats about a team of lawyers on standby, accusations of insurance fraud, and leaving bad reviews for the property manager.