Fortunately, they’re all either active duty military, federal employees or other professionals, so I’m not too worried.

@Erik Hatch it’s a class c, 98% occupancy, below market rents and close to military base.

@Marc Winter Isn't inflation a complex interplay between money supply, demand for products and services, lending rate, politics/military conflict, oil prices, consumer confidence in the future to name a few?

IL has free education if you join from here & come back to here.sounds like military isn't moving people right now.

This isn't always true, but in this area, where the military BAH dictates a lot of the rental prices and it's a very heavy vacation hot spot, the STR is generally a stronger play.  

As a military member, the VA homeowner loan holds great appeal because there's no PMI and 0% down required, although it comes with limits and residence/"intent to reside" requirements- and doesn't always beat conventional financing!

I am currently serving in the Military and have served for 16 years. 

For example, if I have 100k in my TSP (military equivalent of 401k), and 25k in my Roth IRA from a separate account and my wife has 25K in her Roth IRA, can I roll all of these accounts into the SDIRA and then continue contributing the 1200-1600 dollars monthly into the SDIRA (I understand there is a max contribution amount), so max it out and then contribute the rest to my TSP.Currently I am looking in the small scale of commercial real estate from quad to 50 doors right now.

So, here goes...I'm a military spouse and newbie investor, currently living in Jacksonville, NC.

I have a young person who I am desperately trying to influence to do something material with his military signing bonuses.