military ppl near a base?)

VA loans are even better, but require you to have served in the US military.

Each side has legal counsel in the purchase and sale phase so interests are protected.

Here is what the auction states: A 1/25/2013 Phase 1 ESA revealed evidence of RECs in connection with the site, including a 1987 oil spill which was reportedly cleaned up and former use as a gas station from 1911 through 1951.

I am Active Duty Military and have used my VA Loan twice for my first two homes.

My wife and I will be looking to find somewhere to live closer to her work so she can take care of the dogs between work and her classes, which I do now since I can do that with my job and our current house location.Anyways, if we rented, we'd likely get hit with the crazy pet fees, and we also like the idea of picking up another property.There are a couple 2bd/2ba apartments/condos close to her work in the Savannah, GA area and they are priced with an asking of 40k, built in mid 1980's and have newer roofs.The rents for those and comparable properties is 700 per month.She'd live there for about 10 months while I'm away and then we'd both live there when I return for a few more months before I move away to my next military assignment.Here are the numbers I have for once we rent the property:$170 association fee monthly (includes water, trash, pest cntrl, exterior maint)$20 per month for taxes (230 per year on similar valued apts in the developent)$25 per month insurance$70 per month vacancy factor$40 per month maintenance.$70 month property management fee,For a total of.... almost $400, so the cash flow would be $300.We are considering paying cash due to the purchase price being lower and to avoid paying interest on a place we'd be living at for a little bit.Would this be a good/bad/decent deal?

Over $100 k that phases out $1 for every $2 of income over $100k.

I have a giant military issue night vision scope i need to get rid of right now actually.

Military?

Glad to hear you are in the action phase.