It can take a couple of years to deploy that much capital with a single sponsor, so your fee might only be tied to a few deals before it times out.Let's say that the first closing is a $20MM check, and then four months later there is another $20MM. 

Im currently deployed and my home station is at Tinker AFB, looking for a mentor in my area.

Once you determine your product pros and cons with regards to your strategy you may want to find a VA licensed lender to deploy that strategy.9% these days is like hard money so you shouldnt be paying that much if you've been offered that. 

Hello all,I purchased a property back in February but I was deployed overseas and had it placed in my moms name.

I'm going to meet with as many lenders and private loan companies to give out all the info you guys suggested at the end of the day though I'm thinking after accumulating 5 properties in 4 years it'd be smart for me to keep stacking my money, be patient, and build enough capital to deploy on the next deal.

After my last deployment couple months ago I decided to listen to real estate Podcast. 

Actually closed on this house while on a deployment (Active Duty USMC) and had to go through all the hoops of purchasing the home digitally and via a Power of Attorney.

Could of thoughts:1) If investing is your main priority right now, save your $110k of hard-earned money that you would spend on a downpayment and deploy it among a handful of rental properties.

Thank you Jesse And Brock for the replies.I have about 200k cash to deploy but would prefer to put a higher downpayment ~40% just due to personal risk tolerance.  

If you buy value add properties you can refi and deploy the equity back into other properties once you increase the value and continue to grow.You could also use that cash to flip, build spec houses or do a small development project and multiply it much quicker than you can buying cashflow properties.