well, just as an update, after getting tons of opinions at work...i ended up returning all my painting materials to home depot and traded it in for a random orbital sander --- which i just wanted to say is freaking awesome!

I am an active duty Soldier about to be stationed at Ft Carson in appx 4 months and want to make the most informed investment decision I possibly can, which is why I am here to ask you all this:  What would your strategy be for investing with the information given below?

Tourists hit the gas stations, cafe and grocery stores. 

Hi my name is Curtis Bellenot and I recently completed an awesome project in Savannah, GA.Quick run down is: 3/1, 1300 sq/ft, brick, ranch style home.Purchase Price: $4,500Rehab: $13,500Misc Expenses: $1,500Total: $19,500Rental income: $850 a monthTo give you some back story, I bought my first rental in 2013 in El Paso, TX while I was stationed at Ft.

I see that Lynn has properties near a train station and beach - does anyone know if Lynn has a solid rental market, or any chance of improving home values over the coming years?

The first step would be to check with the zoning department at the District govt building by Union Station to see if the lot is subdivideable.

Preface of my situation:I am a 21 Y/O Marine who has invested in a previously foreclosed home in a great neighborhood 30 minutes outside of D.C. all of which is going well however; I am going to be stationed somewhere else in the future and will be looking for the Same live-in flip style situation only this time, I would like to find a fourplex, hopefully foreclosed also. 

He has a single right beside Woodbine Subway station.

We are currently stationed in Guam and recently noticed houses appreciate pretty fast.

Good morning everyone,Currently I house hack in Hawaii while stationed there.