I am currently working as a civilian contractor and still being deployed overseas.

I guess the civilians just don't understand what goes into this business...https://fishtown.us/content/forum/1-bedroom-apartm...

They can attest to her sweet nature and the fact that she's not a barker or a nuisance in any way.Michael, I did think of offering to let the landlord(s) in to view the property while we're inhabiting the rental.

Some say that JBLM is cutting some civilian contractor jobs soon, but I'm not so sure it will have an effect on the market.

Banks aren't going to lend on property that is not inhabitable. 

In most cases if it stays on wheels it is not a permanent structure, shipping containers, if inhabited may be considered permanent.

The back home is not in use at the moment because it looks inaccessible/inhabitable (Picture above: I marked it with a colored in blue box).

The property needs a large amount of rehab to be inhabitable.

I think its safe to say that no city employee is going to enjoy these luxury rentals because of the rent prices.so,it seems like the people who will inhabit the high rises, will come from some place else.what happens if and/or when these people leave ? 

We then bought a house in the Berkeley area that was inhabited for the last 20 years by a hoarder.