I am currently in the military and just started real estate investing as well.

I intent to start real estate investing with my older brother, Nick Seaver, who is currently serving as an active duty military member.

Military town.  

The income I am currently making is from the stock market and military pay, the RE properties are just new (bought this year).

You would have to research the changes related to this but from my perspective IB had a nationally recognized event that seems to now be a more local recognized event and not even the most known in San Diego.IB has a fair amount of military occupancy due to North Island. 

I have no idea what the average unit size, or bed/bath numbers are like in your market, though.I may have given you too much information so below you will find a quick pro/con list.Pro: lived for freegained landlord experiencegained rehab/flip experince (from a hands on, and Project Management perspective)have a great rental when I move out ( I will cash flow over $150 a door after accounting for PITI, maintenance, vacancy, and Property management when I leave)It is less than 5 miles to workClose to economic anchors (community college, military base, and downtown OKC) Cons:  Not the best town in the OKC metro (the street is safe, and so is the town, just not my forever area).           

Also we're military so the AD military exclusion may apply as well on the publication 523 but I'm not quite sure. 

      So this is my “I’m new here introduction” My name is Erik Dominguez and am a military service member currently deployed to Afghanistan and stationed out of Colorado Springs, CO. and quickly coming up on my retirement (late 2020).

Bremerton is a great area to invest with the military base there.

His son is with the military and is expecting to be sent abroad then.