You have to make assumptions about how long it takes to deploy the cash at the start of the project.

W/D is about 50-50 whether or not it is included.I think it is mostly due to the large military population that move after every deployment, change of duty station or advancement that starts paying more and want convenience.

That point also happened to be while I was deployed overseas with the army and had virtually no bills with a bunch of tax-free liquidity coming in.I began with stocks (Amazon, Tesla, etc.) and then decided I was going to get into day trading and make millions.

Did you have a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank to deploy towards aggressive acquisition?

When I'm considering options like yours (sell or keep), I try to weigh the opportunity cost of the equity deployed.

Ideally I would like to see more of a return than 8% to 11% over the next year for locking up my money in such a deal.I'm a DoD contractor currently deployed overseas and I would be interested with speaking with investors on the ground in the St.

Also have a property listed that will essentially be a break even flip, which is unfortunate, but we have a lot of capital tied up in it that we want to have ready for deployment in the near future when an opportunity presents itself. 

The note investing industry is very mature in the conventional mortgage sector, but I have yet to see opportunities to purchase non-performing, short-term, high-interest debt provided to investors.As we're growing, I've raised more capital, so I figured this could be an effective way to deploy that capital within my core competency.

To complicate things a bit more, I’m currently deployed to S.

This is the second intro post I have done here, the first one I left shortly after on deployment, plus our goals have changed, so I decided to just write a new post.