In TX at  least, we have a concept of community property (from Spanish law) that means spouses typically own property jointly, even if only one spouse's name is on the title, for most assets acquired after date of marriage.

I typically add about $100 to each for the Emergency, Travel, and Investments account every month.

Appreciation in Palmdale and Riverside is likely less than LA, but cash flow may be higher on the typical deal.

The process to wealth is typically very slow, but steady.

A military renter will typically stay put for 2-3 years so you get stability.

Everything that is online are typically overpriced or lemons (Otherwise most experienced and connected investors would’ve taken already)ThanksEdison

You are essentially making 8% on free money. 

You would typically see new developments in more rural area with 200+ lots where there are higher margins and all the extra civil engineering work / infrastructure is worth it.I would probably try to find a smaller builder.

Typically a quarterly requirement is considered stringent for loan reporting where annual requirements are the norm. 

Essentially, yes, but all of the reputable brokers and websites which I'm aware of only do sale listings, and not rentals.