The Coast Guard doesn’t normally keep their troops stationed in one area longer than 3-4 years which creates some demand for rentals in the area.

I think what youve done here is great, as far as rallying the Delaware troops.

Ordinarily, you can manage property you own or if you are a salaried employee of the owner (not commission).

I'd be willing to rent my house out to a troop of circus clowns for $1000 per day.

Ordinarily a repair to the heating or air conditioning system is not an emergency. 

Ordinarily for STRs, a two bedroom can do well well because it attracts more clients.

I ballparked an ARV for a commercial appraisal would easily exceed $600,000, so I was willing to pay more than what I ordinarily would pay for a single 3 unit apartment building.

To give an example, an umbrella policy ordinarily will not cover "intentional acts"; therefore, if a tenant (or prospective tenant) decides to sue you for housing discrimination, your umbrella policy might not cover you. 

So the unit would ordinarily be subject to $114K of the first trust, except that the $114K is totally extinguished under the line of cases that you cite.

BRAC can destroy a small military town overnight.One thing that would help is if they start talking about less deployments or bringing troops home from overseas.