So I will be leaving the Army soon and I am looking into using my GI bill benefits.

I have done many such deals with chinese and indian clients.

My mom has worked very hard her entire life from taking care of her brother and sister on her own, being an Army veteran, a college graduate with a Masters degree... she deserves to retire in peace and dignity and I'm determined to help her do that. 

Only so many hours in the day for an army of one.

everyone just jumps in and they risk the refi not happening or rehab being butchered etc.. for the average investors buying something already rehabbed is much safer.. although it does defeat the forced appreciation part of it.I am toying with firing back up my BRRR funding arm.. I

I am in the army.

One last thing, as I've said before I don't do those ABCD grades myself, but even in the best parts of Tosa like the Highlands, if that's an "A", then what are places like River Hills, Chenequa, Elm Grove or especially Indian Hills in Elm Grove where they've got teardowns selling for $700k and being replaced by 12,000, 15,000 or even a 20,000 sq foot home??

Being at the needs of the army puts me at a disadvantage, so I'll just have to switch with what works in the area until I settle down. 

Shema Turner I agree with John Blackman i would start nearbyi have properties in 3 states, and you'll have to pay tax on both states.the one in MA is in a condo with inhouse management crew, so it's "easier" to manage and i have great tenant.the one in NC (that is 10+ hrs away) my retail tenant bought her own shop, so i decided to sell it, i still have a network there to help me, but i am finding it so hard to manage. i am currently looking for a new tenant but have an army of ppl working for me there. and a trusted person/buyer working for same interest. if not i dont' know what i would have done.

Only the Indians are true Americans and looked what happened to them.