I'm also really bullish on Colorado Springs because of all the military bases, likely incoming Space Command, and value (compared to Denver metro).

This shouldn't be an issue if you're selling to another investor but I assume it may be impact your ability to command market rate for it. 

I found that very few people read leases, that's why we went back to paper leases and signing in person, because that gives me an opportunity to explain a few things, go over home operation, safety and maintenance.But still, people don't listen very well (or remember everything I said) - so I leave them with two house warming gifts: Command brand picture hanging strips and quality snap-on felt bottoms for their chairs.This serves as a physical reminder of what I want them to do: not make holes in the walls and scratches in the floors. 

Not only will it commandeer a higher rent, but also rent quicker, which is an important and often overlooked metric.

Well, I avoid jarheads because I'm an ex-squid 😜  OK, now that the military humor is out of the way, I love hiring vets when possible because I like the military approach to chain of command and resourcefulness.

@Ben Pepin it definitely depends on whether or not your command has you in the barracks, or you're receiving BAH to live out in town.

Everytime I’ve gone to JAG was over Commander type issues and work stuff.  

Their investment is still secured, but it would be more like lending on a car instead of real estate which is riskier and should command a higher return to the investor.

Also, intergenerational living/house hacking is on the rise, so this house should command a premium into the future. 

We command higher rents because our units are a lot nicer and they are designed.