They can enlist the help of the court to fix genuine issues, as the states that I know of have escrow systems wherein a tenant can pay rent to the court instead of the landlord until genuine issues get resolved.

I've been tuned into the idea of early retirement, and I was pointed in the direction of Bigger Pockets by some of the posters on the Early Retirement Extreme and Mr Money Mustache forums.I am 24, currently enlisted in the Army, living in San Antonio Texas, and planning to be financially independent by my mid thirties.

Although, I did have my Real Estate license from 2011 to 2013, only to let it expire and enlist into the U.S.

Isn't it amazing that right off the bat, without hearing the other side of the story we are quick to judge the Landlord and see him as the Dastardly Landlord.I am a strict conservative and my son enlisted in the army three times and was awarded the Audie Murphy Award.  

Then when you can afford a decent budget enlist an expert.

This can be mitigated by asking for copies of orders at the beginning to determine if they are ALREADY slated to leave before the lease would be over, and asking for them again if they try to use the clause...because sometimes the transfer is only for a few months (for schooling or something) and they may just be trying to get out of the lease.In general, I would prefer military tenants (especially if they've been in for MORE than 4 years...meaning they committed to re-enlistment) over just about any other tenants....but I admit, I'm pretty biased on the matter. ;)

I basically got to where you are after the Army as an enlisted guy, then I was commissioned.

The whole point of this is to give him the jump start in life my wife and I wish we had as young (financially uneducated) Soldiers years ago, and if he realizes the possibility of REI, and has a potential goal and path when his enlistment is up.Thanks guys

Even cheaper houses there, but you will want a good real estate agent to guide you to the best places to buy that senior officers and enlisted people are.  

Hubby continues as active enlisted).