There are rotations that happen every year, where soldiers leave for the next station and then the next batch comes in soon after.

For example, a soldier changing duty station could do a short sale without any hardship whatsoever.

We're close to many parks (large and smaller), the Lake, Chicago River, transportation, restaurants, shops, groceries, Soldier Field, and a variety of hospitals and universities.My MTR (a private bedroom and bathroom in my 2 bed 2 bath apartment rental where I presently live) does extremely well.

Not via some crazy BS of soldiers coming door to door to confiscate or whatever no no no.

I remember the rental market for long term is strong with a lot of soldiers in and out.

I am interested in building my wealth and need a great agent with amazing resources that can help me get the ball rolling. 

A lot of people don't even know some of the more creative properties you can buy with a VA loan (like mixed use or even a 6 unit apartment complex if you combine VA entitlement with another soldier).

Soldiers returned about the time I closed.

Both of those states have multiple installations, you can go online and find out what a soldier in that area gets paid a month in housing allowance so you know what to charge for rent (when doing your deal analysis) and you can typically get a tenant for 2-3years until they have to move to another assignment.

Often, it's a soldier from nearby Ft Liberty that needs a place for a few months.