I also am military and still serve in the TN Army National Guard at the rank of Staff Sergeant and have been serving for 8 years with 1 deployment overseas.

I wanted to get the opinion of others on what the best strategy is to deploy capital back into the properties to in order to reduce our taxable income while also continuing to build wealth.

Used my deployment money to purchase a property in Sacramento using VA loan. 

Can your equity be deployed into another investment that produces more cashflow?

And why do they settle for such low returns, and are willing to kill their Baby Money Soldiers on luxuries, instead of saving them and deploying them into more lucrative investments.It's our duty to share with others what we see, and hopefully we can reach more people willing to learn how to take control of their financial future.Ginothanks!

If you are deployed overseas you are still allowed to have a 'home base' in the US with your VA loan, and you can get an extension to the occupancy timeline (I believe as far out as a year).

When / if rates drop you can refinance and re-deploy that equity into other cashflowing assets. 

It's time deploy $$$ into other opportunities including the one with your partner.The cash-flow would have to be crazy to hold it and that's if you don't need the money, but it sounds like you do for the next investment.

DONT let them pull your focus with POTUS thinking all is safe n over, no no no, it just means the "action" has shifted point of deployment. 

But looking to deploy ~250k for our first investment.