I identified with the required time frame and I had listed a DST as a fail safe just in case something came up during the due diligence period, and sure enough an adjacent gas station's tanks were leaking benzine and the water flow was heading on to my land and ultimately the lender, even after a fairly decent phase 2 report from the engineers would not loan so I ended up buying into the DST which was not my first choice but still provided quarterly cash flow and appreciation.  

I bought a 1/1 unit in one of the newer buildings in the south west area close to the light rail station.

@Wendy Ceccherelli - I was born and raised in Seattle, I actually live on North Beacon Hill, right by the light rail station as a matter of fact.

What is everyone's thoughts on a property near a Military Air Station?

(Genesis used to be The Service Station.)

Then I bought  houses everywhere I was stationed except overseas. 

I am stationed on Oahu (for 27 more days) and know quite a few people in the area that might be able to help.

But here are the numbers:Address (You can look up the specs on Realtor.com): 6871 Station Rd, West Chester, OH 45069Price: $79,9002bed/2bath with 1544 sq ft.    ----     Due to good size square footage, would rehab the home to a 3 bedroomRehab Cost: $30,000 (Assuming half of that money would be going towards the addition of a bedroom)ARV (Assuming it can become a 3 bedroom): $145k-$165kPotential Rent Amount: $1300-$1400/monthIf purchased with Cash: Total cash needed - $109,900      If flipped - Profit of roughly $35k-$55k minus closing cost      If rented - Cash flow of $600+ (7% Cash on Cash ROI) or could be BRRRRed for potentially an infinite %            returnI know these numbers are hypothetical right now and would have to evaluate the property in person, but for just a preliminary analysis, this property seems like it has a lot of potential in being a good investment. 

I am stationed in the Fort Bragg, NC area and currently own a house within Moore County.I'll be here for a few more years, before heading back to WA and would like to meet some fellow investors that I can learn from.

I agree with the others, you're better off looking in the outskirts with a commuter rail station near by.