Military (3 major bases there) survived well during the last base consolidation actually picking up jobs from other regions. 

Military are allowed to take their pay as a lump sum prior to being deployed in order to pay bills ahead.I made decent tax free money deployed and spent hardly anything.

I am currently in the military and am about 4 years away from retirement.

There is so many different things that I want to do but I feel I may be limited because I'm in the military and I'm at the mercy of Uncle Sam when it comes to geographic stability and spare time.

I was a 82nd airborne paratrooper in the military so I learned one important lesson about life "whether you are afraid or not, run for the door and jump with your eyes open".I am not looking for a mentor but I would be very open to a partner.

I'm currently active duty military and our niche is rental properties for military young, singles/new families (do what we know).

The x factor comparing the two, AV and Inglewood, is that government spending on all that crazy expensive military aviation.

I'm active duty military and was stationed overseas but determined to pick up my first true investment property. 

Investor in the military looking to make a career change

You can't really stop him from breaking the lease (that's why I tell people to rent...they are not wasting money, they are buying flexibility), but unless he is military and being transferred breaking the lease is breaking the contract.