One thing I didn't see mentioned in other posts that is very beneficial with insurance is that they have a duty to defend you.

I assume the realtor is visiting the properties on your behalf while you're on Military Duty.

I am Active Duty Officer and currently own a home in Texas with 85k left on loan (100k originally borrowed at 15 years conventional) on property that is around 300k at 4.25%.

I'm also 25 and active duty Air Force stationed at Cannon AFB in NM. 

I’m currently active duty military stationed in Delaware.

Meet in person, discuss your short and long term goals for the deal, make sure ethics align, make sure each person has their duties clearly outlined for the deal.

However, for estate-planning attorneys, understanding the GST tax is vital to helping their clients effectively plan to avoid it if possible.

I rent near a military base and will advertise pet fees waived for active duty military. 

@Nicole MurphyI use a ‘hybrid’ approach to self-manage a small portfolio of out-of-state properties, but all are single-family homes that my family and I lived in for a few years and then turned into a rental when the military sent us to a new duty station.

I am currently renting but owned a home in GA while I was active duty through a VA loan.