We stayed on air mattresses at a friends house.

I know that that would not be legal where I am, for a variety of reasons, not even for the 5% fresh air, nor the above ground feet, nor the fact its not on the CO).

The apartment offers hardwood floors through out, huge master with its own bathroom, central air, storage space, and a balcony.

The article references a proposed closure of the Air Force 440th airlift wing - that already happened.Also, take a look at the significant drop in ranking for Fayetteville on the Milken Institute's 2015 Best Cities list :http://www.milkeninstitute.org/publications/view/758

Message me and I can get you in touch with an Air Force EOD Veteran who is now a Mortgage Banker.

It is a little pet-peeve to receive opinions from thin air versus advice from a true experience.

October is right around the corner, time for those Hot Air Balloons!

I purchased both in city with an air-force base near by, with a strong demand for families to live in a home with a yard; also has the best school district around! 

Since I've never lived in my rental houses (and I'm paying abnormally low electrical rates when these are empty...just to keep the frig going, air when showing a place, a few lights, etc.)

Since it already has the ductwork, it could be replaced with a forced hot air furnace.