Governments tend to spend more on military budgets and overseas aid and less on domestic expenditures. 

Hi all,Found a blog post addressing this from back in 2016, but not anything since the major tax code upheaval.In a situation where we'll (husband, toddler & dog - military family) be somewhere for just one year, we were going to just purchase a house and then rent it out when we left, but the numbers aren't working.

After intensified bombing yesterday after here in Syria after President trump announced withdrawal of US military from Syria, I discovered a fortune, which is why I am contacting you.

So 2 years ago, I find a wallet in the street with some cash and a military ID. 

v=_fCLVapcR2AHigh Point:  https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/a26945378/high-point-north-carolina-american-made-furniture/@Scott Mac: In this land of "Nascar and furniture" we have the most diverse forest in the entire continent (western NC), some of the most pristine coastline, several top tier universities, a metro area (Charlotte) of 2.7 million people and rapidly growing, two large military bases and towns, the #1 most visited national park (the Blue Ridge Parkway), some of the most coveted hiking and mountain biking trails and parks, the largest home in the US (The Biltmore Estate), towns like Asheville that consistently make top-10 lists for lifestyle and relocation, coastal towns like Wilmington that are so desirable that they have nearly no land left to build upon, fantastic weather that includes all 4 seasons but only mildly so, etc.

We're located near Fort Bragg, biggest military base in the world and the growth of the Fayetteville, NC is on the rise.

I’m in the military and recently moved to San Antonio, TX.

Military towns are great 

My better half is military so I'll be moving from state to state over the years.

I'm currently deployed overseas as an Army Military Police Officer, but I'm looking to get into the real estate business when I get back home.