I am requesting inside regarding my filing requirement in California.Background-I am a California resident on active duty stationed in Washington.

I'm excited to get started and am willing to help anyone in the Dallas area with administrative duties in exchange for some guidance.

One additional question I have is of this scenerio with the taxes will also prevent us from purchasing a new home at our next duty station.

I'm active duty Air Force and hope to use the VA loan to my advantage where applicable.

My phone doesn't work well with the BP app or something, otherwise I would link the actual blog but here is the title of a VA Loan blog that helped me out a lot and I think it's very applicable to you: How I Built a $1.2M Portfolio While Active Duty With the Help of VA Loans

I'm active military and plan on purchasing a primary home at each duty station then turning into a rental upon departure to the next.

I know a mentor can be key when starting off and even finding new mentors as you grow are still vital. 

No judgement here.Being in the military there are many active duty who buy a home with VA and are deployed but its their home. 

When you read this, how do you interpret your duties as a landlord if the tenant objects to your entire claim for damages?

An agent's duty is to protect their client's interests, not maximize their commission.