My point, yeah you may have a thing.But....not while in the Army you don't.Not, while you are an instructor in any capacity.Not , while you are stationed there.I left a couple of houses behind and rented to officers and enlisted, but never EVER while I was assigned there.

My biggest challenge i am facing right now is that with my wife being stationed here in hawaii and myself not wanting to start my investing in such an expensive market here paired with me being a full time student right now I dont have an income.

I am currently stationed in Korea and he is located in Texas.

He owns his own television station and does about 6 or 7 shows a week that are usually about an hour long. 

With Ford now buying the trains station in the downtown this is going to be great for investors. 

It is very common to see automotive, gas stations, and dry cleaners that have environmental issues which can get expensive beyond belief.If you want to do whats called a desktop review or RSRA report to see what kind of environmental issues the property may have please let me know.

When I was working in Maine and NH, I recall petrol stations dispensing both kerosene and furnace oil (really diesel) and folks buying 5usg  containers to heat their homes for the day.

So glad you found Bigger Pockets - I've seen quite a few recent posts from new members either stationed in Europe or recently transitioned from Europe to the US...If you haven't already - be sure to plug into the Bigger Pockets podcast.

I've been very fortunate enough to be able to buy a house as a primary residence every time I move to a new duty location...except for my last duty station.

It's East of College Park, North of Hyattsville and West of the New Carrollton Metro station.