When I was still in the navy I rented the biggest affordable place I could.

Any of you posting from an island run by a Mexican and a French midget in white suits?

Josh,  my son is in the Navy and we go through this every few years. 

Study/Dining Flex w/ French glass doors + Large walk in closets.

Let's use San Diego (since I'm in the Navy) as the example market for discussion.

I will be a Navy reservist but I'm unsure banks will accept that as a source of income.

so I just started researching about two months ago I have a wife and two kids I am 23 in the navy have about 2 years left in the service and I am currently 23000 in debt I have looked at all the different methods to get out of debt and am employing them all so far in the last three months have saved over 350 extra every month that i am putting towards that debt so I should be out of debt and get my credit score up so when I get out I plan on starting with a house hack in texas I have been researching alot and was just wondering if there was any suggestion to me that i could do this far out besides reading books listening to podcasts like people to talk to idk just maybe something i could get started even though i still have a while till i get to the point that i could start investing 

Also 1139 new apartments being built at Bicentennial ln, next to the former Navy Town Homes turned civilian by Saddlebrook Landings.Saddlebrook Landings is also building the New Apartments.

Retired Navy and have been trucking out of STL for two years.

In this case yes the NAV is probably to high but certainly not off enough to warrant those types of taxes.2) Special Assessments.