It's a simple question to ask the owner.And if this property is part of a 1031, the current owners may have a change of heart on parting with this if there has been a big upside appreciation gain...they'll be taxed on a stepped-up basis and it might be sticker shock.

Most of the military personnel that I have encountered in my 10 years of working on post are officers, not enlisted personnel. 

If you ever encounter any issues or have questions, their customer service is there to make the experience seamless and enjoyable Jerry, thanks for the recomendation!

You can leave as-is, add electrical grounding (expensive), or replace with 3-prong with a "no-grounded" sticker.

-If you do decide to flip a property, it's important to have a backup plan in case the market shifts or you encounter unexpected challenges.

@Jeulissa Gonzales here are a few I’ve encountered:1) Evicting a roommate2) Evicting a tenant on the other half of my duplex and having to take that tenant to court3)  Listening to my tenant on the other half of my duplex destroy my tenant through a wall we shared, while the police did nothing, as the tenants have rights to “their home” that are shockingly overreaching.  

We encounter properties three or four times a month where someone is selling a flipped property but failed to sell it for enough to even cover their expenses.

These things I've described are real things I've personally encountered and are only the ones that quickly come to mind.  

Encountered the listing on the MLS.

You can network with other Philadelphia area landlords and get some useful information for any issues you encounter there.