I am looking near train stations and neighborhoods near nice suburbs (South Orange, West Orange, Union etc).

Naval Air Station and Mayport bases have needs when it comes to housing.

We have military stationed in the area.The only thing you'll get in walking distance to the Metro is a condo probably and those are crazy high...not even including the monthly condo fees!

There is no time limits, and there is no need for a qualifying intermediary.Since your move is caused by orders, there is a provision covering that in the code, check with you CPA.We've discussed here at BP in the past the benefits of military personnel keeping and accumulating residences at serial duty station as rental properties garnering a nice portfolio by retirement time.

I told the kid to have his customers call and meet him at the Sunoco station a half mile away.  

BP, I am in search of an investor friendly Real Estate agent in Great Falls, MT.I am looking for a primary residence to live in while I am stationed there.

Not gas station or grocery store bundles, I'm talking at least 1/4 cord of seasoned wood.  

My wife and I are stationed in the Washington DC area, where a condo costs over 300k and a house starts at 600k, so buying a personal residence is of no interest to us. 

However most of my tenants with pets do choose not to have the interiors of their apartments treated for rodents but we do put out bait stations around the perimeters of the properties and in the basements and sometimes in dropped ceilings and have never once had a pet become ill or poisoned.

I would stay with color schemes that are loud and visual.I feel it might work near a university, metro station, or close to an urban environment.