Many people buy a home in each duty station and then rent out their home as they PCS to the new city.

I'm looking at buying a self-serve car wash and force value / revenue by installing a car port / detail bay for a mobile detailer to be stationed there weekly and offer custom detail services.

I'm currently living in Crown Point Indiana and hope to invest in surrounding Northwest Indiana (Hobart, Merrillville, Portage, Lake Station) and maybe eventually the South West suburbs of Chicago.I'm mostly interested in flipping single family homes and purchasing smaller multi families. 

Angel Fire has developed a decent infrastructure for living there - a few gas stations, a small grocery store, and a few restaurant offerings, a couple of churches, etc.

I'm predicting Cleveland will return to what it has historically been: cheap houses for cheap prices filled by cheap renters.That and a $1.74 will get you a cup of gas station coffee.

But since I only used that as my primary residence for 18 months, due to a change of military stations, would a partial exemption of 500,000 apply in this case and how would that be calculated.

We are close to the Westminster B-Line station.

Leander, TX - I am looking at areas near the metro station and the new development "northline" due to job growth in the Austin metro area, influx of large companies, and decent schools, population increase 10% annual since 2020.

These properties are generally not close to a BART station. 

My wife and I are active-duty Army Officers stationed in San Antonio, TX.We've been investing in new-construction single-family homes with Rent to Retirement in Florida, Alabama, and soon in the Carolinas.