“I wanted to let you know that we are still actively quoting and closing transactions and have plenty of capital to deploy.”Good deals don't get shut down as it's said.Having someone Ready Willing And Able is better than being optimistic about a handout.There are better possibilities to be optimistic about.I realize you don't know what you don't know.

My biggest concerns are that I won't have time to attend to an issue at the property if I'm deployed or am unavailable to leave my next duty station to come back and deal with whatever problem arises.

Re-deploying your earnings into your next buy-hold puts you in a stronger starting position than your last go-around.What's your strategy?

I am definetly looking for people to connect with and I will check out the meet up for sure when I get back from deployment.

Each question or scenario will be case by case and directly affected by which strategy you choose to deploy. 

Maybe using a self-directed IRA to deploy your equity into a larger deal that makes sense for you.

He basically said if someone was able to build an HOA management platform that was both user-friendly and affordable, there would be a real market there.Having deep knowledge of relational databases, java rest APIs, user-friendly UIs and just building/deploying web applications in general, plus having built these types of systems many times before professionally -- albeit in different sectors/industries -- I’m seriously considering a side project to build some type of HOA SAAS (software-as-a-service) product that will hopefully make people’s life’s easier without costing them a fortune.My question is, before I invest time and energy in this, is there actually a market there?

If you want to run your own deals, you might consider finding a boots-on-the-ground partner with a good reputation and pool capital with them to fund their deals.Dan Handford raises capital for his own deals, and @Paul Moore is more like a fund-of-funds that raises capital from passive investors to deploy with sponsors.

Better to take that $100k and re-deploy it where you'll get some good returns.

There are exceptions, like military deployment, but not many.