This action would decrease the amount of oversight from base commanders, increase morale due to Soldiers having more capital to find suitable off-base housing, and lower the ratio of property managers-to-families.

For example, larger properties tend to do well as short-term rentals because they can acommodate more people and command a premium.

The nicer (and higher demand) areas are more expensive but command higher rents.

I m sure you know that our area commands more rent than all the other states you mention. you can look in Connecticut, Rockland, West chester, New Jersey or Pennsylvania you can look for Airbnb properties in the Catskills or the Poconos.

A lot of rehabbed houses in Lavaca have a high end finish, this one was just finished out with builder grade materials (basic materials from Home Depot) and couldn't command the 400K+ ARV of surrounding homes, but was a perfect fit for Airb&b.

@Dev RoyCall every elected and unelected official in those chains of command you can find.

In my experience, due diligence should command price.

Higher end properties command the later. 

as stated earlier ,there are not many large properties . we have an 8 and a 10 unit , but there are not too many larger than 10 . it is not landlord friendly so screening is more important than some other markets , but plenty of good tenants . i just sold part of my portfolio , i think the cap-rates are all over the place ( 6-8 % ) depending on location and condition . the 4 units and under command higher prices since many people are headed to vermont since we are #1 for covid numbers :) guessing rents going up to , but high already .

The lender may require documentation showing intent to re-enlist with a letter from your command stating you are eligible, documentation showing you are already re-enlisting, or a lender might disregard your time left on contract, or documentation showing guaranteed future employment.