Good afternoon, is anyone here in the SA Applicant process with WFO?

So I’m a little concerned about my medical and background. My medical I have 60% VA disability and my background I’ve had many employers since I got out the military trying to find what I enjoy and couldn’t find it. I was terminated from 2 jobs. 1 was for calling out 2 days in advance during my probation period and the 2nd I was conducting other work on the clock cause I was working two jobs. I have my home interview next week. What’s your guys thoughts?

Applied to STAR in 2024 Failed SUPER
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Accepted offer to current Federal Agency March 2025
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Re-Applied June 29th 2026
Accepted Already Passed SAEE From August 2024 Application

07/15/2026: APAT Failed (i don’t recommend not eating anything before the apat)
07/29/2026: APPLIED
08/06/2026: APAT Passed
08/09/2026: ACE Registered
08/16/2026 (ACE): SUPER (Verbal Pass), SECURITY (Verbal Pass), and FULL MEDICAL
08/20/2026 (ACE) POLYGRAPH (Verbal Pass)
08/24/2026: IRS Compliance Submitted and Notification of BI Started
08/25/2026: Fingerprints
09/01/2026: BI Call and Home Interview
09/24/2026: Background turns white
10/15/2026: THE CALL FINAL OFFER
11/16/2026: EOD

Offered: Boston, Toledo, Cleveland, San Francisco

They asked me to just ask for whatever offices I’m interested in which I asked for Orlando, Miami, or DC. Said all available. Curious on any thoughts of the Offices.

23M. Current Uniformed Fed Agency
Like traveling abroad, investigations, and protection
Im leaning towards Miami. Lmk

Anyone have experience or insights on doing orientation in ATL? I currently live over an hour away and I'm trying to figure out my daily logistics.

Title says it all, but I'll include a post I asked other Reddit communities, who subsequently suggested VRE.

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We are considering living in VA or MD, but would prefer NOVA. We have young kids, so like most people, we are trying to thread the needle between a manageable daily commute to DC, good schools, low crime, "affordable" housing, and polished amenities.

Ideally, we'd love to find a turnkey house under $650k that is in a master-planned community. I know that's a tall ask, so we're open to a townhouse if it checks off the other boxes. With two little kids and my background in law enforcement, safety and peace of mind are crucial to us. I know there's no one-size-fits-all, but I'd like to hear what you'd recommend I lean into or steer clear of.

I've done my due diligence and know the different school ratings, taxes, and relative housing market in these places... I'm more so looking for your lived experiences and what you think is great or bad (e.g., "the commute on I-95 is WAY worse than I-66 even though mileage looks similar..." or "They just built X down the road from _______, which is awesome/bad for the kids...").

I'm open to new suggestions, so if my short list of places doesn't accomplish our goals, please let me know where you'd suggest instead.