Being irritable and unruly with the police usually results in a pair of shiny silver bracelets and a free ride to the station...you're going to jail!

I'm an enlisted USAF type, and once upon a time I was stationed at Eglin AFB where I purchased my first townhome.  

Simply I have investors where they own 20 gas stations and they do not want anymore stuff to manage but they have cash sitting around.So they like the idea of buying land and sitting on it until the market comes back.Doesn't add anymore onto their plate than they have now.You really have to know what land is doing in your area.In some states like California and Texas development is back in full swing and land is scarce in some areas.In other states land is years off from developers coming back in.

I know some people are using them to purchase a home at every duty station and then they can rent out later and that is a great use, but once you have the ability to go conventional for something like this I think that is the way to go.

Anyway, please do send what information you have, and thank you for reaching out.FYI--the Vet school is building a new building right off of College Station Rd.

If it were me, I would wait until I had a long-term station or until I separated.  

The train left the station 3 or 4 years ago in Phoenix and San Antonio isn't a desirable cash flow market due to pricing, high property taxes and insurance.

I saw an interesting article on my local news station last night.

Beyond that vacancy which should be very low because of how close it is to the T station. 

But, i was parked at a gas station watching a guy go to his "car payment" to get a smoke and then have to go back in to a miserable job to pay for his car.