I am an Army Soldier that recently inherited 13 acres of unimproved commercial property with 2 acres of state highway frontage.

If you haven't seen the show, he talks about his capital as soliders and that he expects every soldier to go into battle, return, and bring more captured soldiers with it.I literally imagine a $100 bill marching off into some medieval battle, returning with a captured $10 bill.This visual works for me for two reasons:1.

The average DOM for the sold comparables is >90 days.If you're a Bears fan would  you agree to a tax increase to change Soldier Field from grass to turf?

My Dad is a veteran and I have 2 sons that are soldiers.

It isn’t uncommon for a replacement for a PCS’ing member to move into the same neighborhood as their sponsor...sometimes even 'hot bunk' into the same house.7) Understand the legal provisions afforded to DoD service members by the Soldier and Sailor’s Civil Relief Act (Military Clauses, etc).8) Many military with VA loans (zero down and little equity) turn into accidental out of state landlords because the military member can't/doesn't want to come to the table with the 10% costs for a sale after only 2-3 years equity.

The freeze boards and soffit and/or soldier bricks have been affected by this movement at this point.

Next, the soldiers and even the locals all tend to have dogs. 

Since the military's practice of pcs'ing periodically basically makes and homeowning Soldier a landlord, there are usually groups of Soldiers there doing it. 

Hospitals tend to have traveling nurses, Military bases constantly have soldiers moving in and out of the area, and College students generally don't want to rent for a full year.   

Soldiers with known deployment timelines?