We are military and scheduled to leave the area in 2020 at which point we will be investing in the northwest South Carolina market from there out.

The house is 10 years old and in good condition, and I plan on Wholetailing it to a buyer using a VA Loan (military town).  

I find that military or other type of work that forces you to move every few years are prime people looking for higher end rentals in my area.  

Just that, between raising a family, career in military and everything in between left little time for anything else.Looking forward to this journey. 

I have been in the military the past 5 years on part time status and been having hard time getting approved with a conventional loan, because of the training events interfering with a stable W2 income.

RIGHT next to a massive military base that isn't going anywhere!

You may also consider looking around any major military installation.

I am 26 years old and I bought a home when I was in the military.

Im getting out of the military in about a year and trying to figure this out. i currently have one house paid off and still owe on another. the numbers look like this: House #1its worth $100,000.

I'm active duty military, and any near-term investment strategy I pursue will be long-distance because I don't want to invest in the market where I currently reside.I know there are many ways to invest in real estate, and the House Hacking strategy appeals to me on many levels... but the requirement to live in the property is an obvious obstacle to me for the reason mentioned above.