@Luis MontanezMy husband is active duty navy.

Been here for over two years as active duty Navy.

They could have gotten married during his current tour (during which he would not have been authorized to move her to his location until his first move--then he would be entitled to his move plus her move...perhaps she needed a lease to cover her until she knew more about his orders).Also, due to funding, I wouldn't be surprised to hear that her husband's orders are being issued with very little notice (in the Navy, they're usually issued 6-9 months in advance, but I'm facing orders myself, and will probably get mine about 2 months out)...expect that to cause additional uncertainty.

We are buy and hold investors (husband active duty navy).

My husband is active duty navy!

My husband is active duty navy.

Her mortgage is $2500/mo. and we are renting her place out to a dream tenant (Navy officer and his wife) that we rarely hear from, but they keep the place emaculate and the check is in the mail early every month!

It's helpful to get the name of their commanding officer on your application should a "straightening up" call ever need to be made to them.For the most part (and I come from a long line of military folks, including having a youngest son who is a Navy veteran and a long history of working with vets in my local VA Medical Center) we've had good luck renting to veterans.  

I plan on serving in the Navy as an officer after I graduate for a few years, but I'd like to invest in real estate on the side.

I served 13 year in the Navy honorably discharged and I am currently the associate Dean at a college in Portland Oregon.My wife and I are getting started and we want to learn has much as possible in the next couple of months before we make our first deal so I will be asking lots of questions and learning my way around the bigger pockets area.Thanks