It is next to a bunch of residential zoned houses with one barbershop across the street and a gas station 2 blocks down.

When I moved to another duty station, I handed the keys to a property manager.

I was last stationed at LA Air Force Base in El Segundo and used my VA loan to purchase there. 

I hope we can all agree how ridiculous and blatantly false such a moronic thing as flat earth is, yet people buy into it because they have not personally gone to orbit to see differently, and "look at all this info".     

It has the best public schools, its next to a dollar general on one side and a 20 pump gas station on the next.

My name is Jen and i am currently stationed overseas.

One of the greatest stories I heard was a soldier who was going to retire at the age of 38 with 10 rental properties completely paid off by consistently buying houses where he was stationed and put them on 15 year mortgages. 

While I didn't appreciate this saying at the time, I found it to be extremely beneficial when I arrived at my first duty station.

For instance there is a gas station that I was looking at buying (but didn't) that was zoned ag but with a special use permit so maybe that is an option for whatever you want to do.

I feel like I have a Lamborghini right now, but it needs premium gas and there are no stations within 300 miles.