Make sure your listing highlights proximity to the base, schools, and other conveniences.Lastly, a personal tip: When renting near a military base, be prepared for quick turnarounds.

This is a really personal question specific just to you.  

Quote from @Kenzer Hodgson: Quote from @Trent Reeve: personally, i think a dynamic pricing tool will pay for itself (should be around $20/month). it will help with far out/near time pricing, minimum stays, etc. 

Sometimes when placing an offer --  the POS is not yet available - and when you place an offer you can make your offer contingent upon approval of these items... although in order to have a competitive offer in this seller's market you are basically forced to "assume" the pos violations once they become available (usually 2-3 weeks after it's been ordered) -- you should be able to tell if anything more serious might come up on the POS via your own personal inspection. 

If you do rent to this person, don't act shocked when they fall behind or don't pay at all.

I thought any number of times of pulling those cards out of the deck, it's too unrealistic and too much luck for the person who draws it.

Personally I think it's great as I was already doing this (I do not work for free) and now my competition has to as well.  

Plus, we revise the vision yearly at QB, our Chicago General Contracting Business, because it is constantly changing, and it's not my vision...It's the business's vision.You can do a business vision or a personal vision. 

The only issue we have run into is the prices and bidding wars.Every single home we have looked at for personal use or an investment seems to have 5+ offers and go MUCH over asking.We are currently looking at Bay Park / Clairemont / Carlsbad / Oceanside. 

Explore my personal favorites, Set For Life by Scott Trench or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey, for invaluable financial insights.3.