>How to play up a life-story no one really asked for (He used the military, but some things didn't add up)...

from my experience if your near a military base and you can find a nice forecloser thats a good location to rent..new people moving in all the time always looking for rentals, you'd never hurt for quality tenants.

We gutted that one and than my husband received military orders and we bought another personal property out in California.

My husband has a transient job (active duty military) so part of our acquisition plan (we buy pure rentals too) has been turning our personal houses into rentals when we move on.

It looks like you are in the military, so make sure to take advantage of the VA loans available to you if it makes sense to do so.

I live in an area that was the 39th most populous in 2013 and only continues to grow due to a strong local military presence (active duty myself).  

I began looking into REI about 12 years ago but got a little sidetracked when I went into the military.

I went to UK before joining the military I have a year left and am looking to invest in buy and holds in nky and cincy. 

I bought it at the bottom of the market and the mortgage is only $790 and it is renting to another great military tenant and his wife at $1500/mo.

With the rehabbed Military Park, and the Whole Foods and new Pru building opening up next year, it's definitely changing!