Before I go further I'd like to ask that this discussion thread be strictly for uplifting and to help raise a generation of financially aware airmen, corpsman, sailors, and soldiers.My favorite stories I've heard on the BiggerPockets podcasts are when military members take advantage of each time they get stationed to a new part of the world and decide to invest there in those communities. 

The ban, which also prohibited advertising of rental opportunities during the duration of the order, includes an exception allowing vacation rentals for military, emergency and health workers.The executive order was set to expire, but the governor last week extended the vacation-rental ban indefinitely

Hi everyone,I am a young, 23 years old, military officer looking to begin investing in real estate.

I am currently Active Duty Military with a pretty busy work schedule as I also take college classes online.

Hello,I am a Marine Corps Veteran and a current GS employee (military police/gs7) and have an active FL real estate license.

I have a military buyer looking to buy a MFR property and house hack. 

You’re shooting your self in the foot looking to rent only to active duty people in the Oakland area since the Navy and Army shut down their bases out here over 20 years ago and the closest Air Force Base is Travis and that’s an hour away.Now if you open yourself up to military VETERANS in the Oakland area you will be on to something.

But we're a bit confused and aren't sure exactly which type of tax professional fits our needs.Now for the fun part, we're an active duty military family, so we move around.

@Julie Verardi I own three in jersey city and two I use USAA , if you are ex military or your parents were in the military it’s a good insurance co and they seem to be very competitive.

My professional background is retired military and currently a Federal employee with the Air Force as a Human Resources Supervisor.