Strong job and population growth, plus VSU and the military base are steady growing.

Renter may break contract early with $5,000 penalty and 30 days noticeAdditional context: Hawaii is a hard market for locals and first time homeowners to enter.Aloha Daisge, Given the current market conditions in Kapolei/Honolulu, IMHO, I don't think that those terms are attractive and will not be much of an incentive for locals or even Military PCSing into Oahu. 

That's one heck of a drive and I'm currently in the military with two little kids.

I have 2 rental properties.The First is in Crestview FL with a long-term military tenant.Cashflows ~ $800 monthly.Mortgage is $180k.

For me the military has taught me everyone is replaceable.

While I’m not a veteran I did listen to Brandon Turners A Better Life Tribe podcast tonight the episode from this week #43January 1 and the guest was Dave Pere a retired military veteran who hosts his own podcast and a website called From Military to Millionaire.

I'm Gil Rodriguez, and alongside my wife, Ashley, I wanted to share a bit about my current ventures and aspirations in the real estate world.While my focus has been on ventures like the Rent-to-Retirement pipeline and military duties alongside my wife.

I was in the military at the time.

I'm a military veteran that came to San Antonio in 2018 as part of a military PCS and loved it so much, we decided to make it our permanent home.I'm also a fellow real estate investor and a mortgage lender, so I'd be happy to be resource for you as you're preparing to make your move here. 

Hi everyone,I'm seeking some advice regarding a property I own in Hawaii that is currently rented to a military tenant.