It may seem cliché, but It was Rich Dad, Poor Dad that helped me dig deeper into understanding and increasing my financial intelligence.

I personally am an advocate of making sure you know enough in order to invest intelligently.

Essentially if you move because of a PCS instead of 2 out of 5, you can get a 2 out of 15.These quotes are straight from the IRS, if you go to the link they have some examples too.Service, Intelligence, and Peace Corps personnel.If you or your spouse are a member of the Uniformed Services or the Foreign Service, or an employee of the intelligence community in the United States, you may choose to suspend the 5-year test period for ownership and residence when you’re on qualified official extended duty.

A reminder, when we military have occupied a primary for 2 years of of 10 years, we can exclude capital gains on the sale of that house: If you or your spouse are on qualified official extended duty in the Uniformed Services, the Foreign Service or the intelligence community, you may elect to suspend the five-year test period for up to 10 years.

Can we try to insert a little intelligence into this conversation, ladies and gents?

Everyone on here is right :) really even me :) (except for the comment that said... you are too inexperienced to do it... you may be right now, but you sound intelligent enough to learn. 

@Bob Prisco the numbers make perfect sense and I’m gathering inside intelligence from BOTG/investors and brokers.

I mean no disrespect or insult of your intelligence, but often times people take that estimate as gospel who are just unaware.Keep this drive! 

He doesn't answer questions very intelligently.

Learn your market to become a more intelligent investor.  2.)