@Nguyen QuachFrom Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merced_station_(California_High-Speed_Rail)"The California High-Speed Rail Authority's February 2016 draft business plan said that the Merced station would not begin service at the same time as the initial San Jose to Bakersfield route in 2025, but would likely open in 2029 instead.[4] The Merced City Council vigorously opposed the delay in the station opening, noting that Merced would be a prime area for commuters seeking to use high-speed rail to access jobs in Silicon Valley.[5] In response, the April 2016 revisions to the business plan indeed included Merced in the initial construction segment, initially as a single-track spur connecting only to the westbound track to the Bay Area, with buildout of the full Chowchilla Wye happening later.[6][7]"If you want to buy in Merced for a single track rail that just came in WAAAAY overbudget (35%) in the hopes that Merced won't be cut from the list in order to come in on budget, and that economy will still be in a good place 7 years from now when the station finally opens (if it isn't cut), then be my guest. 

Try to pay at the gas station or the grocery store with a note..I always try to cooperate with the tenant and help them help me.

I am currently stationed at RAF Mildenhall, England and my family and I will be relocating to Warner Robins, GA in December.

I am also AD military and having been doing the buy - present duty station , then rent it out when I leave.

Mine is a 1987 Toyota Corolla FX16, My husband's is a 2003 Subaru Legacy Station Wagon.

Find where the new stations are going and look for deals in the immediate area.

Hey @Matt AshtonI am in the military as well and stationed here at Schriever AFB.I do a lot of investing in Colorado Springs and Denver, mainly fix and flips and have a few lease option single family homes.

I am currently in the military stationed in Norfolk VA and I will be coming up to the end of my contract soon!!!

For instance, there is a fairly large Federal government presence in Everett with the Naval Station and it's staffing and budget is disconnected from the fate of the tech giants in Seattle.However, I agree with your analysis that if Boeing continues on its path of engineering labor reductions in Everett, A & B rents will suffer.

Where are you stationed at?