About 5 months ago I was deployed in Afghanistan, and somehow found "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" on my hard drive.

Personally, I like to hold on to my properties if they're performing reasonably well and I can extract most of the equity while keeping the investment in place (are you going to deploy ALL of the equity if you sell it?

Good afternoon BP,I am currently a Navy Reservist preparing to go on a 10 month deployment early 2014.

"People" not houses.If you have new money to deploy there's ways to bullet proof your next rental purchase.

My job in the air force has gotten in the way the last 3 years (literally) from being deployed (excuses) me letting it get in the way, I'm finally making the next step.

There will be a strong rental population from the military bases there, and the turnover that used to occur from deployments is going I be gone now.

The dogs here (and elsewhere) are $175+/hr. and the meter starts/stops when the handler starts/ends deployment.

Let’s say Sergeant Jones is deployed, and while he is gone, the lovely Mrs.

Some of the repairs here may make sense to pass off onto Sister since that may not mean a monthly demand for payment but can be managed and saved up for and then deployed.  

The point of those who tend to deploy them is to circumvent the ideas that are go with mortgages and deeds of trust.