There's a cute downtown area where railroad tracks and an Amtrak station are situated and I absolutely fell in love with this town four years ago.

There are some properties in that price range in Montclair in the not as nice areas tucked near Bay Street station (Mission/New St) or maybe near the South End.  

When you get new orders to a new duty station you can do it again (But you can only do it twice and there are restrictions).  

The municipal valuation is 1 227 000$, it has very good location (decent neighborhood) but most importantly less than a minute walk from the subway station.

I have been doing tons of research on real estate investing watching a lot of the bigger pockets webinars. I am very interested in making this a career because I have grown tired of being in the navy. I'm currently an...

A bit about myself, I'm currently active duty Navy stationed in San Diego, my wife who was also Navy just recently got out of the service & I think now is the best time to try to purchase our first property we are looking here in San Diego and some areas in Arizona.

I have at least one more year left at this duty station, so my plan is the purchase a unit and rent it out once I PCS, the turn over rate in this place is pretty high so renters are guaranteed.

I have visited Indianapolis in the past (was almost stationed there in 2015) and think it would be a good market for me.  

(We will be stationed here for a couple more years.)Eventually my goal is to have several rentals to keep a steady cash flow going and to do flips on the side.

I own a beautiful victorian duplex that is on the edge of the ghetto, across the street from the site of the new police station... that was supposed to be completed in April of 2017... so while the property makes money, the appreciation is not there yet, and I have to wait for my little messed up city to come through with the plans it has already laid in place.The second type of lower income are the cash flow areas.