I am a young military member stationed on Camp Pendleton CA so I do work a full time job.

This is a link to the Brazos County (Bryan / College Station area) foreclosure list as an example:  https://www.brazoscountytx.gov/index.aspx?

I’m just putting this here for keyword purposes: Spring Hill, Franklin, Thompson’s Station, Nolensville, Nashville, Davidson County

I have to disagree with the bleeding heart conceptforgery is forgery is forgeryno matter what the transaction type is if you take a forged receipt to your favorite box store and try to pull a fast one, see how fast you end up in the clinktake it down to the police station and ask them there take on it and get them where the need to be- out of your place-now save yourself some headaches and screen your tenants betterenjoy

I am currently stationed at Andrews AFB in Maryland.

It's a 3LDK condo right next to Kusatsu Station in Shiga.

I will be relocating to College Station/Bryan, Texas this summer. 

@Brandon Leong my experience when getting insurance is my insurance broker tells me what the coverage is based on several factors that I give to get a quote (I've gotten quotes for SFR and quads):1-how far from fire hydrant and fire station (she figures this out for herself since I give her the address)2-roof age and here in Florida, wind mitigation3-age of property4-is it in a flood zone5-she does a minimum mandatory coverage amount and then I tell her how much more in $$$ I want covered. this is based on how much will it cost to rebuild.6-the rental loss is included so I don't need to ask about that - at least for me it is, not sure if others have to ask for it to be included.7-what type of electrical and plumbing are in the house if it's an older home.Perhaps talk to a insurance broker and tell them what you have and ask them for a quote.

I own a 4plex and a couple single family homes there in Richmond, south of the BART station..

So I decided to take the leap despite being Military and stationed overseas (my goals are to build a business enough while still being Active Duty military...this will allow me to enjoy retirement in 9 yrs).