What do I do if the appraiser says the home isn't in habitable condition (can they even say that?)

When you openly inhabit the dwelling and pay the taxes , I think that's what its called ?

Military families move a lot more than their civilian counterparts - on average every 3-4 years, and not all soldiers are good tenants.

Now you if have a home that is completely inhabitable and can only be closed with cash or hard money, the seller and listing agent should understand the value of a cash offer and should not be considering traditional financing offers anyway.

ADUs are being built everywhere in Los Angeles and the only information I can find about them in New Orlean is Article 21 of the city building ordinance that states that accessory units may not be inhabited.

Based on The Socioeconomic & Educational Demographic of both Gentrified & Gentrifiers, this will lead you to who will inhabit the area once turned around. ⭐⭐⭐......If you don't & won't have this Demographic moving in based on a higher Median Income Household, it may not go over well at all based on Housing Price Point after Renovating a Neighborhood.In Atlanta you have economic thriving Younger to Mid-age Black, White, Asian, Indian & up & coming Hispanic Demographic.

Huntsville is unique with a military presence, but that presence is the minority to the more robust civilian sector. 

So I am about to go to military and I like to peruse real estate , but my question is what is the difficulty start real estate in military or is it easier not being in. And I working to have more family time with my f...

It needs to be in habitable condition or else they will likely not finance it.

I drove by the property and the property appears to be inhabited.