With a better understanding of your budget, you can make more informed decisions to ensure you are putting the money towards things that will not only keep your properties running, but to also increase the value of your properties.Financial Plans for the Future: Having a cost segregation study performed and using it as a planning tool allows you to have a roadmap for the future including being able to strategically utilize other tax benefits alongside it.

It will familiarize you with the basic terminology and benefits.

(Nights, weekends, and holidays are shot in Hospitality and Unions have great benefits).

You also benefit from warranties that can reduce initial maintenance costs.

It has the added benefit that it greatly expands the budget for your rental purchase price.  

Travel nurses have additional expenses as well, and some assignments may only be paying $1,800/wk, and when you calculate dual living expenses, paying for your own healthcare, no benefits, taxes, etc... it may not be as lucrative as some might think.

I would benefit from the decreased cost of living (effectively paying reduced or ~hopefully~ no rent), but also would take a greater role in managing the property seeing as I'd be physically living there.

If you rent it for a few years you will eventually lose that benefit.

Tax benefits.

Still, not knowing where you are going is tough.For military folks, eventually they usually decide on a hub where they want to plant roots (usually when kids are closer to school age) and then the hub stays and the party in the military comes back to the hub.You have the VA benefits and they are great.