If your military relocation takes you to a new location that becomes “home” in your heart, then you may want to think about purchasing property there for the long term.

Owning a home is a way to put down roots for retirement.  Although subsequent PCS assignments may take you ...

If owning your own home is your goal, plan ahead.  There are steps you should take to speed up the process before your military relocation becomes a reality.

• Open a new house saving account.  Generally, lenders require a down payment of 5 to 20 percent.  The more ...

When military relocation takes you to a new place where you have decided to live off base, you must decide whether to rent or buy a home.  There are benefits and drawbacks associated with both options.

Renting offers flexibility, but there may be drawbacks:

• If you rent, it is ...

While many military families choose to live on base, many others like the opportunity to become part of the local community and school system. If you’ve decided to purchase a home at your next location, be sure you start the process with the answers to the following questions:

• Can we ...

In any military relocation, one of your first decisions is whether to live on base in military housing or off base in a home you rent or purchase yourself.  There are advantages – and disadvantages – to either choice.

Some of the advantages of living on base include:

• Living ...

Generally referred to as a Permanent Change of Station or PCS, military relocation to a new Duty Station generally occurs about every 2-4 years, depending on a person’s military status and career.  Because of our strategic military location, most of Guam’s REALTORS® have experience with military relocation, and stand ...