His choices are Pearl Harbor, San Diego or Guam.  

@Bill S. and @James CarlsonWould a duplex be a smarter choice?

Check "apples to apples" for a choice of gas and electric companies in OHIO

A.Kitchen sink trapB.Tub "P" trapC.Bathroom stoolD.All of the aboveThey don't have to be Multiple choice but I figured getting a bunch of questions like this together could be helpful.

Their housing choices are:Mom and Dad's house,Apartment rental,SFR rental, - and Home ownership.If there is stable employment / double incomes / beginning of a family in the picture, they move down the list toward home ownership.  

I'm driving myself crazy going back and forth on choices and could definitely use some insight from folks with more knowledge and experience.Here are the numbers:2012 Purchase Price: $106,7502016 appraisal: $265,00030 year mortgage, $94,627 @ 3.75% (PITI $785.80/month of which $84.50 is PMI that will be gone in May)Remaining mortgage balance: $78,600Rent: $1250/monthI'd be supremely grateful for any thoughts anyone could offer, and I'm looking forward to the discussion!

@Greg Barbre Like @Matt Faix said, Quickbooks Online is the go-to software of choice.

I've referred deals and received referrals from Caliber and think they are a good choice.  

For a small multi-family, our lender gave us no choice but to go with a contractor for any and all repairs that were included into the renovation loan. 

For example, if you sold relinquished property(ies) in the amount of $2,000,000 you would be able to identify as many like-kind replacement properties as you want as long as the total (aggregate) value of the identified like-kind replacement properties does not exceed $4,000,000 (200% of $2,000,000).95% Identification ExceptionIts good to have choices, but be careful with this exception.