I'm in the military myself and know 2 years is no guarantee, so it will be nice so long as she doesn't have to pcs or deploy anytime soon and break the lease.

If your intention is to buy & hold in Denver, I think it will take a lot of strategy in how you deploy that cash to really move the needle on your cash flow.

Without knowing how much cash you have to deploy it would be impossible to tell you if it is realistic.

I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and I'd like to begin building my foundation now.

Husband/owner is currently deployed 3.

It may make sense to first do a few flips in the SoCal market to increase capital for OOS deployment ala @David Greene.I am currently looking to meet investors, contractors, agents, lenders, inspectors, architects, City Council members, and Development Services Department members in San Diego.

Hello my name is Steven Torres, I am from New York, Long Island. 22 years old, currently deployed over seas.

It's a worthwhile expense for me because I never know for sure where I will be and it's important to me that my tenants have someone they can call any time they need something (for example, I'm currently deployed to the Middle East. 

With this in mind, I would say start small and deploy cash to get smaller multifamily in a strong market and persistently do the BRRRR process a few times and work your way to larger properties. 

DEAD EQUITY isn't synonymous with investing...As an investor, you have to have that courage to deploy capital (of course, wisely and in strong markets and asset classes)I'm sure Shan can do this just fine...