I'm a military family at Miramar or Coronado on short orders — what's typical for us?
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Short answer
San Diego's active-duty and military-family homeowners often buy or PCS-rent inside the 3-5 year window. Typical scopes are kitchen refreshes, bathroom reconfigurations, ADU builds for extended family, solar adds, and occasional coastal or canyon additions. We scope fast permit paths, phase work around deployment cycles when possible, and coordinate directly with the on-base housing office and the lender on VA-funded improvements. Baily handles the cadence.
In detail
San Diego's active-duty and military-family homeowners often buy or PCS-rent inside the 3-5 year window. Typical scopes are kitchen refreshes, bathroom reconfigurations, ADU builds for extended family, solar adds, and occasional coastal or canyon additions. We scope fast permit paths, phase work around deployment cycles when possible, and coordinate directly with the on-base housing office and the lender on VA-funded improvements. Baily handles the cadence.
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