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

I am getting deployed february of 2018 for 6 months and then when I get back, I still have 1 year left in the navy before i get out.

I’ve seen some clauses where retiring or getting out of the military carries the same lease termination benefits as a deployment or PCS.Best of luck!

We purchased three properties while I was in England and my husband was deployed.  

So, the cash flow isn't great, but that should improve over time and the mortgage balance will continue to go down as well.For me, BRRRR is a good way to deploy more of my equity, be positioned more for long term growth, and spread some risk out over multiple properties.

@Sheila Campbell is getting deployed an option, are you still married?

You have 180 days to move capital gains into this fund, and then another 180 days to deploy the capital.

Based on flawed logic, many are turning over their cash with great velocity buying up a bunch of lower tier homes as they are able to complete the BRRRR method, but stand to make much less realized gain relative to the investor who is buying less property (possibly investing less of their time as well) because only some of their deployed cash is returned on a refinance but is  generating better realization events when sales occur due to the better assets within their portfolio.

@Julie Kern So, you didn’t disclose the volume of funds at risk, needed to deploy, to net your 100k on the flips.   400, 500, 600k?  

There are companies that will pool your funds and underwrite the deals for a fee, so it's a little more passive, and not as high risk.If you want to be more directly involved, just join any given real estate investing related webinar, state that you are a private lender looking to deploy capital, and you will be inundated with folks soliciting you to borrow money like it's the brain eating zombie apocalypse and you have a brain the size of Einstein's.