Update: I passed on the property with the pool and bought a property pool free...I do have a fire station in the back yard though.

Did you know that the majority of carjackings occurs at self serve gas stations?

Consider looking into concord near the BART station, it's pretty cheap now and will one day be worth a lot more.

Based on REIN research, they recommend buying next to the new LRT stations however some areas are not so great where they are being built.

Coming from a military family I can say the constant re-stationing is another reason. 

No fee or inspection, just a form to file with the Code Enforcement office (at the main fire station) so if there is a problem, Code knows who to call (also, if they ever need to evict, it is helpful to be able to show the court that the building is rental registered).  

I am in the military and stationed abroad. 

Asking Price: 260,000ARV: 240,000Offer Price: 210,000 20 % down on 30 yr fix 4.125% conventional loanClosing Cost: 10,000Target total cost: 220,000Monthly P&I Payment: 1,800 - 2,000Annual Tax: 9,275 Potential get down to 7000 - 8000 Rental Income: 2100 - 2400 Potential 3500 if sublet by roomPotential cash flow 600 - 1200 monthlyRenovation budget: 20,000 (needs kitchen)Features: 6 Parking SpotFinished AtticFirst floor office space2nd floor 4 BRNear Train station to NYCIs there any other thing I need to add and what do you guys think?

My husband is active duty and we buy at every duty station it makes sense.

I recently separated from the Navy and moved with my husband who is an active duty Marine now stationed at Quantico.