Aloha,Familiarize yourself with the rules here:https://www.military.com/benef...Basics are, with written orders for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) or a deployment of 90 days or longer, they can break their Rental Agreement without penalty, and you cannot sell or dispose of their property (including vehicle) without a court order.

Fortunately, I read John Schaub's "Building Wealth One House at a Time" once again and was reminded hold it forever unless it goes 2-3X and you can better deploy funds. 

If you still feel comfortable buying the second with a mortgage, you can certainly do so but if rates go up past your comfort level, you will know that you have capital to deploy without paying those rates.If rates go down, you can just refinance this one and get a mortgage on the second property.I feel this would be the best way to remain safe with your concerns.

I would always recommend renting to a bunch of singles because if one leaves due to orders or a deployment, the others may still remain.

As you can imagine, I've taken the same framework I learned at Cardone Capital and looking to deploy $7-$10m of equity into great deals. 

Hey Phillip, I’m an investor moving to Georgia both physically and as an investor—I’m looking to deploy a 100k or so into a few SFH in Augusta— do you know if the bankers you mentioned would do 10-15% down if as a borrower I’m well capitalized. 

I am in the process of selling my overseas properties so I have capital to deploy along with solid W2 income and great credit score. 

I have a happier but embarrassed tenant who I helped figure out the deployed partner missed the disconnect notices and no service issue.

Let the bank account accumulate cash and deploy it on the next property.

I'm a buy and hold investor, looking to deploy the BRRRR strategy.