I'm close enough to Little Creek to hear the base morning and evening music every day and the gunshots (sound of freedom) when our troop are practicing. 

Them saying it's going up by only 50 points instead of their initial 75 point estimate rallied the troops.

If you have need of help or suggestions on anything my background is working for the 219th RED HORSE squadron as a Structures troop for 10 years, in civilian contracting for carpentry and concrete refinishing, as well as property management just to name a few things.

As young military troops, we had higher ranking folks recommend we buy a house at every station.  

First, I am a huge supporter of our troops and know first hand the BAH rates are typically well below market value. 

Quote from @Reed RickenbachPeople who know love and trust you and who would want to do business with you......that's everyone in your phone, FB, IG, Linkedin Accounts.People you went to school with, people in your Boy Scout Troop, your church, your frat, you used to work with, etc.   

Thanks Kevin for your insight into the Killeen market, I think the numbers work perfectly for by and hold, I just wasn't sure about the constant turn over with the troops up in the your area. 

So landlords can (and do) go to the chain of command of the troop in question and get wages garnished to pay back rent (or whatever), if needed.

Only a very small percentage are new enlisted troops.

God bless our troops!