Just under 2 weeks left to get one unit inhabitable and we still have walls opened up, the HVAC half way done and the front of the house in pieces.

The US government actually even employees thousands of civilian marine engineers with a near endless demand.

I've never served, I'm about as civilian as you can possibly be, but I am married to a career Soldier.

So I will continue to do that until December, but following my transition from Active Duty to the Civilian world, I will move the house into a LTR situation since it will be more easily managed by a local property management company.

I'm grateful for the smooth transition to civilian life that it made possible, but I had no passion for healthcare.

This would be my first multi-family, but I currently own and inhabit a single family home.

Finally living civilian life in a small mountain town.  

Last, under no circumstances should the property be inhabited when you close.

His opinion could be that civilian college is a waste of time while intentionally not extending that opinion to military education. 

The house needs to be inhabitable to rent it.