I'm trying to compare areas by how diversify their economy so I'm looking at the BLS data report for Columbus OH and I see the numbers are a bit off:The Civilian labor force is 1,120.7 while the Total Nonfarm jobs are 1,157.1 (36k difference).As much as I understand Civilian labor force is the total potential force and Total Nonfarm is a percentage of the Civilian labor force.Am I wrong?

These people are typically attorneys and civilians who is very familiar with TCPA regulations. 

With regard to Mil Housing here, JBPHH had an actual person whose job was liaison with civilian PM's.

Would the presence of mold, water damage and general inhabitable state of the smaller unit prevent a traditional mortgage legally?

This form says to the inhabitants, "if you are not specifically on the lease or rental agreement, I want to fill out this form to put me on it".  

FYI: We are looking to buy in a smallish town in Pennsylvania (8,000-20,000 inhabitants), east of Harrisburg/Susquehanna river, as we live in Brooklyn, NY.Thanks

I also recently listened to one of the BP podcasts where the guest was buying up 3bdrm properties with basements that fit his local criteria to be converted to inhabitable additional bedrooms.

I am a local here in Okinawa, Japan and would like to connect with people who would be interested in rental properties here in island.We have some U.S. military bases here and a lot of service members/civilians are stationed here.

My goal is to come home and either focus on my military career and try and make ltc in the next 10 ish years while investing in real estate or gtfo and quite my civilian job and figure out real estate full time. best,Marc Globensky

Or have a healthy chunk of change for the transition to civilian life.