It appears to have a limited amount of police stations using it.

I used the VA loan to purchase a house at my current duty station ($150k).

The biggest reason I have not invested in the last few years is because Im stationed in Hawaii, and did not know enough early on to find creative ways to get into real estate investing.

This is like getting coffee from Starbucks verses a gas station that happends to have a coffee pot.  

I was thinking on buying a Row House in Metuchen, NJ (a wealthy residential borough, well connected with a direct train to New York City - 45 min); the house is located at about 15 min walking distance to the train station, also in the town center, where the train station is, a huge building complex with luxury apartments was just built as well as a Whole Foods store which is going to open soon.The questions are:1- Which are the Pro and Cons of buying a Row House?

I think the Nashville area would be a great market to purchase in- there are ~100 people/day entering the City, which is a pretty consistent percentage from ~2006 - Present.If they're going to be doing stuff in Nashville proper, I'd look into Columbia/Spring Hill/Thompsons Station, or Brentwood if they have the funds- those are great bedroom comunities, and in the former 3, there are options which would allow for farm animals and some level of separation.  

Usually only need one year in before asking for a new one, less time if you have a change of duty station.

Many time if it's a busy gas station they get it tested every three months and give the reports to the abutters.

So I am currently active duty stationed in San Diego for the next 2.5 years.  

I am in the military currently stationed overseas, but do to return stateside in the spring.