I know this was a lot to look at, but being able to get valuable opinions back from everyone on this thread is worth it's weight in gold to me!

The Smartmove report came back with an Accept recommendation but I don't know how much weight to put behind it. 

I am not aware if the results are weighted based on the number of units; I suspect so because the number of units was a required field in the survey.In April, collectively the group reported a 25% delinquency. 

When you deal with members of the military in these matters you are dealing with the considerable power of the federal government and they will throw their weight around because these guys don't get paid much as it is.

Anyone who's worth their weight in the real estate world can tell you that bathrooms and kitchens sell homes.

IRS Publications are full of errors and do not carry any legal weight.

I personally allow dogs in my buildings but they must be under a certain weight and cannot be a "dangerous breed" as defined by ANY list found in publication. 

You don't pay the full amount up-front (you generally pay in 12.5% chunks), and if you're dissatisfied with your education, you can get a refund until a certain point each semester.Plus a college education holds some accreditation weight that can be beneficial even if you never use any of the information provided. 

Or take the weight off a home that was left to them that they don’t have the time to take care of it.

There are tons of what if's with population, crime, school expansion, but learning to fix something is worth its weight in gold as long as you buy right!