Your cash flow will be average, low initial appreciation, but less risk.

If anyone would even want to DM me I would appreciate that - just trying to do my research.

Neighborhoodscout shows San Diego to be 10/10 in appreciation this century.  

I would greatly appreciate hearing your experiences and any advice on whether this is a prudent step to take before diving into investments.

The properties seem a bit dated design by my standard but without any work I could have a home that rents for above the median rent of the area of $1,160, Most homes around Fort Liberty were built before the 1980s so a newer home may appreciate more over time.As a first time investor, there is a lot of information to take in but the potential to make connections in the REI and military community is invigorating.

By acquiring more properties, you will create larger amounts of wealth diversified amongst several properties through leverage and appreciation.

Without getting into the specific numbers on sale, or year I'd like to share the property appreciation.

The appreciation nowadays is quickly approaching that in CA.

@Robert Burns - is your primary goal to invest for cash flow or appreciation?

I would appreciate hearing from Real Estate Investors.