Your BAH is based on zip of school, not sure there but here a 30 min drive equalled a LOT more money.You have to be full time student to get 100 BAH, if you don't take enough credits you're going to get a % (75, 50)Find a school that is good to veterans.... not all of them understand the post 9/11 program.

If BAH is included, will it be 1/3 of that, or the entire thing? 

I will also market to the military population from New River and Lejeune (Sgt BAH is $1100) and the folks who work in and around Wilmington but for similar reasons cant afford the area.- I have not yet found a HML and or private money and will be the focus next week.

Seems like the podcast needs to have you on show for military guys trying to start taking advantage of BAH. I

Hi Sarah D.But, as the most basic answer to your question, BAH is intended to cover rent and incidentals of not living in the barracks (furniture, appliances).

Do you rent to a military member, if so you renting for close to what the BAH is?

GI Bill BAH is not mortgage qualifying income, VA loans will generally not count rental income without some form of landlord experience, and you'd have to be REALLY disabled to have enough from VA disability payments to qualify for the price point you want based on that alone."

BAH is determined by zip of the school, not residence.

I can think of two scenarios, please tell me which one is correct (or maybe both are wrong)-----------------------------------------------------------------(A) passive losses first eat into profit on sale and remaining goes towards depreciation recaptureprofit from selling - suspended losses = $200,000 - $100,000 = $100,000Depreciation recapture taxes on this $100,000 of left over profit, which is 25% of $100,000 = $25,000 taxes owed----------------------------------------------------------------(B) IRS says, nope, first we recapture depreciation and then take care of passive lossesDepreciation recapture tax on $150,000 out of that $200,000 profit from saleremaining $50,000 gets offset from my $100,000 of suspended losses, so no taxes on remaining $50,000.

If you have some flexibility in terms of being open to roommates, you could try to house-hack a single-family house or small multifamily but even then, you'd still be on the hook for the actual cost of everything if you didn't have any roommates/tenants.I'm guessing your BAH is right around that $3K mark.