I was in the military as well and took a very long road to becoming an investor myself and I really believe that I would be so much farther if I would have found this while I was still in the navy before I got out the amount of knowledge and the kind of connections you can make on here is unbelievable.

Perhaps a buyer would just like to use the other half for storage or for members of his/her immediate family to visit.I am wondering because I was Navy and "decommissioned" is an old word and perhaps might be used as a legal term?

Navy and now live in Italy.

You're not in the French Quarter, so you may not be able to be quite as uninhibited, but you'll see how a bit of bold color can a tremendous amount of personality and character to a tiny house.Let me know if you need any more suggestions.

Groton is a decent place especially with having the navy base there.  

Then we installed a top level french drain below the frost line.  

For basement units (I'm assuming that one of the units is in the basement) I'd want to carefully look to see what the water issues are down there: is there a french drain or other system?

As of yet, i haven't got any updates on transactions due to Navy life, but I'm back now.

I am fresh out of the military (US Navy), and I am currently working in the medical field.

Navy vet here that is also a newbie.