My husband served in Desert Storm and nephew is currently stationed in San Diego.

If the system is sized right and you have off street parking you could also add a car charging station as an added incentive to renters.

The neighborhood gas station/convenience store is the best place to start your investigation:The three-foot-high signs that say "WE ACCEPT EBT" mounted outside the doorway.The gas station does business after hours through bulletproof glass.At least two people coming into the gas station during a 20 minute visit who want the clerk to, "Pu' fi' dollahz on Pump 3."

I was stationed at Camp Walker in 05/06 and had a great time being stationed there.

I am 29 years old and have been in the US Army for almost 8 years now currently stationed at Ft.

@Greg Morr @Jeremy England hey guys, i was stationed in Colorado Springs before where i bought a townhome with the VA, i lived there for about 3 months when i got stationed elsewhere.

I think $360-$400 is a typo, since taxes alone are $1,083.33.I don't think anyone here is going to be able to contribute much of value without on-the-ground knowledge of your neighborhood and it's trajectory; the likelihood that your big expenses (like taxes) might increase rapidly in the future; what it's going to cost to repair the building;  whether there is opportunity to quickly increase rents and/or decrease expenses; and whether the train tracks are an asset (commuter station) or a liability (constant noise and vibrations).Based on what you have shared, $450/mo cash flow on $100k invested (25% of $350k plus modest repairs) is 5.4%. 

My husband is, unfortunately, being stationed in Great Mistakes for the 3rd time.

It is based on your market/duty station. 

I was stationed at Sam Houston back in 09'-10' and have some awesome memories from Schlitterbahn and Gruene Hall!!