I mentioned in my last post that having a parking pad was crucial for me but what I didn’t mentioned is that I have plans to add a charging station at some point to be an added amenities for my future tenants and potentially have a vehicle stationary as an option.

The train left the station a long time ago...and the market will most likely continue to appreciate, just not at the same rate. 

(Check your State Laws and City Ordinances and you won't get in trouble)Download a good lease agreement from attorney or bite the bullet and pay for one at one of your local Real Estate Attorney offices.

I'm looking to get in the market for cash flow, appreciation is a nice plus but I don't expect it in the area (short/mid term).According to East Orange's land use map the area around Brick Church stop is zoned a "Redevelopment Area" and the area 5-10 min walk from the station is zoned "Medium Density".

The Coast Guard doesn’t normally keep their troops stationed in one area longer than 3-4 years which creates some demand for rentals in the area.

Hi Everyone,I’m active USAF & stationed in Savannah, GA.

I am in the military so my end goal is to end up buying a property evry time I get stationed somewhere else (evry 1-2 years) I don’t need to find something that is going to have huge cash flow just enough so that I feel safe that I won’t be loosing on my investment. any information or advice would be much appreciated 

Hey Mark,I think the area around the train station will change for the better in the next 2 to 3 years.  

@Joseph Back I spent three years in Prattville, stationed at Maxwell AFB, it seems as if we rarely met young professionals moving to Montgomery.

I was stationed in the San Diego area for five years, and I wanted to take advantage of paying into my own property rather than giving away to a rental.