Each room could be rented to an individual: Active Duty/Reserve/Guard, college students, young and single professionals, etc.I spoke with a highly recommended property management firm, and they said they only rent per unit, not room.

After you get to your first permanent duty assignment, most commands will allow you to move out of the dormitories/barracks/ship and move off-base, if you want” https://www.thebalancecareers.com/single-members-on-off-base-3353946I’m going in as a e-2 because of college credits, and will be an e-3 by the time I’m done with tech school.

I attended some of those free seminars when I was on active duty.

In my opinion, self-development and education are vital for progression.  

Finding a local bank to where you are investing is vital. 

They have more to gain because they can use the help, they might not be too busy to teach or let you participate in the GP duties, and hungry enough to give up significant equity if you source a deal.  

You'll probably get the lower end leads and duties until you prove yourself but at least it gets you out on the streets and active.

I am active duty Navy.

I am a Active Duty military member and will only reside here for 2.5 more years.

I've created an LLC that is renting out room to government employees on temporary duties, and they pay via their government travel cards.