The military has been a great learning experience for my family and myself.

I found a little perk to having military tenants is that I have all of their commanding officers name and phone number in case anything goes wrong.

When I was a young man in the military, my squad leader told me [in ref to shining boots], "take care of your boots and your boots will take care of you", we did a lot of walking back then.

Thank you Bill, for your advice and your support to our military!

Convention compensating factors include some common sense, such as debts dropping off in 6 months, an applicant who has been working in their degreed specialty after college and not having 2 years on the job or a military member receiving nontaxable income.

Furthermore, the Hampton Roads area is saturated with military personnel and college students who are always looking for child care.

Military?

My husband is active duty military so "home" is all relative.

Lots of reasons for this, including no buildable land, very desirable area because of the beach and hospital, military demand, etc.

Now, in the early military years, yes I had them afar under management by someone and just hoped for the best.