Being a government employee for so long....sometimes it's difficult remembering what civilian life is like, and I do want to see the business world.

@Leonard Burks you can do the 203k easily with 3.5% down; roll all closing costs as seller concession, yiu can refi or sell after the reno to get rid of the mortgage ins, also you don’t need to make mortgage payments during the reno of the property is inhabitable.

Assuming the house is inhabitable, you can get conventional, FHA, take out a HELOC and use it to buy the house, whatever. 

I am also looking at properties that are are close if not fully inhabited at the time of purchase so there is (hopefully) immediate cash flow.

They only included civilian reactors.

Unauthorized people move in and suddenly your rental has 9 inhabitants instead of the agreed upon 2? 

Townhouses with garages were popular with both families and single service personnel - as well as to civilians working at the base. 3. 

This number represents active duty military, students in/at Air University, AF Reserve, National Guard, DOD civilians, military contractors, military retirees and all their family members in the greater Montgomery Metro Area.Both Maxwell and Maxwell-Gunter AFB play major roles in the Air Force’s and our entire military’s cyber defense and cyber strategies efforts, and the effects of this spill over the bases’ borders into the rest of the area.

"civilian" cash buyer?

I was originally stationed over here in the Army a few years ago (2004) and separated a year ago into a civilian job with the government.