Instead, think respectful and professional interactions, open and honest communication, prompt response to tenant needs, establishment of good property management systems, and customer service. 

Respectfully, is this your first purchase?

In short, an as is clause means you are accepting the property in the condition as it is in, the seller is making no representations with respect to the condition of the property, and the burden regarding mistake or defect is on the buyer.

There were a lot of perks to the card so I came out a head and built my credit score up to a respectable level in 4 months I believe.  

But as Richard said, use caution since the DoD has been changing a lot with respect to our TDY pay and procedures in the recent years.

Class B/C properties in A/B areas respectively makes sense, or areas that are gentrifying and in the path of progress on there way to higher quality areas.  

I understand building in additional income, but I think you are doing a long term dis-service to yourself in that respect.  

I believe the possibility of finding deals and having a more respected credibility is broadened and enhanced by using the internet.

I find that providing a good product, with quick service when a maintenance request comes in and a sense of respect really goes far with these type of people. 20-30% cap rates with low stress are possible in these areas.

Nobody gets rich by trucking, but it's a respectable living that can support a family.