I have a good friend who recently retired from active duty, and is preparing to relocate to another state. 

Any one here to give more insight ?

However, we do provide a heavy duty can at apartment set up (handed down tenant to tenant) and if the tenant breaks or loses the provided one, they are responsible to get a replacement. 

You can't do both at the same time because that would be a conflict of interest and violate your fiduciary duty. 

Listing agent has a fiduciary duty to represent the best interests of the seller.

and now there is FIRTA which requires tax withholding on sales by non-residents/non-US citizens.Here's a list of popular countries, with restrictions:United States--- Purchases in some areas can require disclosure of principals and FIRTA withholding at sale time approximately 15%.United Kingdom--- 3% stamp duty on investment buyers and 15% tax if bought in name of shell company.Thailand--- Foreigners cannot buy freehold land....and only 49% (foreign quota) of certain condo projects. 

I already kindof know what I want to do to generate leads and find possible deals im just in a bit of an odd location situation.I am currently active duty Air Force stationed in Del Rio Texas, as I have been reading and absorbing information I have been planning on starting my REI career/hobby when I get back to my hometown of Melbourne Florida.

A fiscally sound city will have cash reserves which helps with vitalization projects and encouraging jobs into the city.Taking the first step is the hardest.

I lived for free while there, plus I still made a few hundred every month.This was probably the best example of how to maximize your TSP while on active duty or in the civil service.  

I just turned 31 years old and separated from the Air Force after 8 years on active duty.