Once they are turned over, there will likely be non-trivial turnover costs.Also consider how much money you will have deployed for that $105 cash flow (per unit?).

She's got until early December to pack and move out, but unfortunately she's unable to find any housing that I'd affordable to her on an Uber-driven income.I'm stationed up in Tacoma, WA, but am currently deployed until early December, and have limited capabilities between the time zone difference and an erratic flying schedule.

When I run out of capital/want to build capital to deploy to a new investment, I don't seek buy and holds.

As a real estate broker I think it makes sense to deploy your funds elsewhere where you may have better value.

My wife had sacrificed a lot leaving her family in South America to move around multiple times while I deployed with the Marines.

@J Benoit  I am currently deployed and cannot go to meetings.

If you're buying a home "back home," or at a permanent duty station while deployed, a spouse can fulfill the occupancy requirement on the veteran's behalf. 

I have not found myself in a situation to deploy the idea.  

If not a 1031 exchange would let you deploy into some different sectors and move from appreciation to cash flow plays.

At the time was very busy with work and needed to deploy some capital, so this building was mostly turn-key.