I figured hey what if I switch to a interior french slab door instead.Its a tiny thing and that probably means I'm extra picky about every single thing but to me it matters- so my answer would be visit as often as makes you happy or comfortable.

First 9 years in the US Navy flying E-2C "Hawkeyes" and instructing in the T-2C.

I have a MHP in Lakewood and the city does not have storm drains in place for excess water runoff so we have a French drain in place to keep the water from pooling in he MHP.

In the meantime I have a full time job in the Navy and a full time hobby with real estate.

you may reach out to French Quarter Realty they may - not 100% sure. 

Approximate price is $375,000Pros: a lot of equity gained; if cash flow is positive after I move in - I can live for free and will have even higher cash flow when I move out; if one apartment vacant - it's not that badCons: almost no houses on a market; from those that are active right now - either too expensive, in a bad neighborhood or in a very bad condition; almost no 3- or 4-plexes, but a lot of duplexes, but if another apartment is vacant - all payments are just on me; I don't care about myself, but I will need to move my wife from a nice place into a crappy apartment, pardon my French; most of them need work and probably won't pass FHA standardscash flow if occupied (with savings): $150 from renting + $2000 I save every month = $2150cash flow if vacant (with savings): -$2500 mortgage and taxes + $2000 I save every month = -$500_______________________________________________________________________ Buy a 20% down conventional loaned multi-unit.

It may involve hitting it from every angle (sump pumps, digging a french drain around your basement, sealing the inside and outside of the basement walls, culverts, etc), but mostly shunting water around the basement to wherever it ultimately goes. 

I moved up to Connecticut for the Navy in 2001.  

active Navy here, like what @Jeff Sprunger said.

I joined the Navy and moved to Virginia and now Hawaii.