Also I couldn’t find the number of bathrooms per unit, but know that a unit with many bedrooms and only one bath won’t command the rent that multiple bathrooms will.Good luck!

Different areas will command different prices. 

When you get to your new command do it again but use a VA loan and you won't have to put anything down and also avoid paying PMI.

Combine arms operations and part of the intent of the BCT is to have organic units to the Command that everybody can train together.Depending on the kind of REI you intend to do, I believe this strategy will serve you well.

I had to have my commander, unit legal office, and final the CG to approve since it’s away from my place of duty in Virginia.

Here's my 10 Commandments of No PM:1.

So, I was planning to possibly add some "free" enticements (covered by the higher rent), such a WiFi (which I need to maintain my property security system), lawn care (which we discussed previously), and I'll pass through the water.To answer your question, Jaysen, I chose Lease Purchases because they enable me to goose my potential profits while still commanding top sale price and rent for this house in this neighborhood.

A flip can be comparable to a new build, ie command a sometimes large premium over the average resale.

My Cosby cabins don't do as much, but they don't cost as much either.  2400 square foot 3/2 cabin on 3 acres on Cosby Creek:  $42K-ish a year1100 square foot 2/2 cabin on an acre on Cosby Creek: $33K-ish a year700 square foot 1/1 cabin on an acre on Cosby Creek:  $25K-ish a year1400 square foot 2/2 cabin on Roaring Fork in Gatlinburg:  $60K+ per year900 square foot 1/1/loft in Black Bear Falls Gatlinburg:  $38K-ish1100 square foot 1/1/loft in Pigeon Forge:  $35K-ishThe 1400 square foot cabin in Gatlinburg is a premium cabin so it's going to command a lot more. 

Insulated slab on grade is going to be more cost effective and you are going to be able to command higher rents from an above ground unit than one that's partially underground.