I'm currently deployed overseas as an Army Military Police Officer, but I'm looking to get into the real estate business when I get back home.

Increasing my income and reducing my expenses for 2 years’ time proved to be a massive catalyst for growth as I had cash on hand to deploy into more projects.Improve OperationsStandardize your processes for tasks like screening tenants, executing leases, collecting payments as you scale.

More if people start deploying cash from China here more quickly..?

-My BF has a disability from a deployment, which allowed us to skip paying the funding fee, but we had to tell the loan company that all the time, as the funding fee just kept "accidentally" reappearing.  

The car could also allow the person to deploy their "human capital" to work at a job and produce a lot of income.

I handle 9 of these rental full time plus acquiring 3 more, managing a friends by 2 by poa because he's deployed, Launching my website as a business and working full time +.

There is a little surge in convenience store as collateral but that seems to be more geared toward the property owners exiting into a larger investor like a REIT who then has a model to deploy.  

For instance, modification options, which some folks act like is new and it is not, are deployed by most banks and note investors.

I lived in Cinci for many years and know that market.If I may note, judging by your questions and comments, you are not ready to deploy capital.

And since students are NOT a protected class it is very legal.There's a suit here in another college town where a returning military from Afgan. can't live where he lived before deployment because zoning prohibits students there and he is using the GI bil to go to the college.If you intend on renting to students, check the zoning first.