More info here: http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/21/world/meast/iraq-us-troops/index.html?

You'd have to put down an extra-ordinarily large amount to hold the 50% rule.

You also may want to check on the wax ring on the toilet a bit more often than ordinarily.

(assuming your area supports troops returning from war, and they have a serious disability.)It may be risky as far as profit goes, but you could get the press involved, and draw serious attention.

Besides troops and ammunition of course...

Sad that he can break one of the biggest promises (bringing the troops home from Iraq) in his campaign and just do a little media coverage with raving fans to wash it away."

@Mindy Jensen Ordinarily, there should be a step-up in basis.

It will be bringing about 1,500 troop and civilian contractors to the area, if it get approved and is not fought by the city.

Whereas you would ordinarily indicate earnest money, down payment, financing and total purchase price... in an owner finance deal you would spell out the exact financing terms such as:Seller agrees to finance $x of the purchase price at y% interest over z years, secured by a first lien deed of trust.

It's also not uncommon for troops to squander it all and get out with $500 in a checking account, $45k in car debt, and in need of an Rx to Dave Ramsey.