@Greg ONeil flat 12% accruing seemed to work for me for new civilian lenders.

I'd like one that needs some updating and/or repairs but one that is inhabitable along with a few other specific criteria.

If I was a civilian, I'd absolutely go for it.

Basically, the city wants your side of the duplex to be inhabited by just you and your family (one family unit), so it's okay to add independent access to the basement as long as long as that isn't basically creating a front door for another separate unit. 

You might go for a high GS rank civilian. 

@Scott Diller Thank you for your service and congrats on a GREAT civilian career! 

I’m not sure if you’re up for reenlistment, but if you could take another assignment for two years back in the continental US, you might be in a better position to transition to civilian world. 5. i’d highly recommend you consider serving in a reserve status because you’re going to get the cheapest insurance you find and that will help you with your transition to civilian life.

I don't want to go into the full list here for the purposes of privacy but let's just say that apart from property violations, the tenant is also violating the pet policy and having multiple inhabitants residing in the house.I am in talks with an attorney who suggests that we start with a 3 day cure or quit. 

I like to buy fixers and stay in them for the time period required to exclude capital gains, which is 24 months out of 5 years for civilians and 2 out of 10 years for military. 

Are you civilian or military?