I currently own a handful of rentals all over the country from being in the military.

One that really surprised me is we got military families call and say they were moving in 3 months and wanted that house and would even pay for the 1st month even though they weren't living there to secure it because it was in a great location and exactly what they needed.

My current tenets still have 6 months left on their lease the husband is getting deployed with 6 months left and he doesn’t get his next duty station until after the deployment. He told me his wife and family were mov...

I hope everyone is well! I am active duty, currently stationed up in the PNW and I have a rental property in DC. I just recently learned (via my tenants reaching out to me as a last resort) that my property managemen...

To this end, I've used all sorts of funding sources, including twice taking a loan from my wife's TPS (Military 401K) and paying it right back, HELOC, Business LOC, etc...

My wife and I are both active military with decent incomes.

It is high renting demand from the military base a half hour away.

Im new here :)I'm a military spouse and mother of two.

One of the tenants is an army soldier stationed at the nearby military base, and I found out that the officer responsible for off-base housing was unhappy with the soldier getting a run-around from the property manager and promises made and not kept, and the officer has a negative view of the property from this and other complaints brought to him from military residents (at least 25% of residents are military related).  

If you were in the military, see if there is a VASH or other program that you could use or apply to.