FEEL FREE TO DROP BELOW ....JUST TRYING TO LEARN ALL I CAN FROM THE SOLDIERS ON THE GROUNDTHANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR TIME

You will most likely not qualify for what you are looking for and if you did qualify it would most likely not be to your advantage.  1st step for you is to place $10,000 in the SDP while you are deployed (10% interest account funded by the military for deployed soldiers). 

Have you ever been a similar situation where you found a better deal than the one you are closing on, and felt the FOMO and decided to back out of the existing offer or soldier on with the deal you had in hand, and;2.

I am sure there's a decent multifamily you could rent to soldiers up there.

It would be similar to not paying soldiers unless the country is at war, it just doesn't work that way.

Long term RE investors are like long term stock market holders, you gotta ride the dips and soldier on. 

@Jaime Pinedo welcome soldier to the civilian world. lolAnyways I'm looking to invest in TX. 

These 0.7-0.85% deals with low maintenance, new systems, and in growing markets are going to soldier on to become phenomenal deals in a few years when entry level houses start north of $250k and you can't touch a 3 bedroom rental for less than $2k. 

Hey team, I'm an investor and agent in Savannah (and a former Dogface Soldier-ROTM!)

https://www.military.com/benefits/military-legal-matters/scra/scra-lease-termination-provisions.htmlIt's just a short read, but touches on the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act.