At this point in my life, we are property tax payers, but I know that being in the military, where I go next, I will likely seek a cheaper apartment in a moderately safe area and seek a company that maintains their propertly well and addresses repairs and issues quickly, but won't care if the interior is dated looking so longs as it is clean and things work, but I am definitely not seeking a place with a yard that has to be maintained.

My husband is active duty military so we move a lot.

Hi everyone, I am an aspiring investor from the San Antonio area and am looking to rent to SFH to active military (SA is a large military city).

So I'm a young college student who's completed my first year of military college at The Citadel, and I've been listening to the BP podcasts this summer and have become very interested!

Moreover, I am beginning to understand how much I don't know about the industry.After nearly 13 years of active duty military service I am getting ready to "get out."

On my way out of the military so I'm looking for a place to call home and an area to invest in...I'm thinking buy-and-hold single family and/or multifamily, but we'll see once things get "real" lol (looking at the DC/Baltimore/Annapolis area pretty seriously)Looking forward to learning from all you experienced folks out there!

Hello everyone,I'm transitioning out of the military after 11 years and am looking at going into RE investing, which is what brings me here.

My husband is active duty military so we are very transient.

Crunching the numbers I can realize strong positive cash flow and a 16% ROI.I am retired Army and have great success keeping my properties in this area rented to both military and civilians.

My husband is in the military and still deploys so I'm not sure we would have the time to get many projects done had we not been on site.