Hey everyone, So I’m going to start managing STRs for clients that are deploying.

Hello, new to Bigger Pockets but I had a previous rental near Fort Riley KS in Manhattan (The Little Apple) Kansas basically the renters just stopped paying rent for three months before deploying which is meh. 

If you'd like to have a portfolio some day, then it's simple, sell now and properly deploy the capital to make use of leveraged capital to best put that $ to work.

There's really no good reason to sell unless you want to deploy all of the accrued gains somewhere else.

Your quest/search is where to deploy your capital to achieve the ROI% you seek.  

Once again, selling the condo should help with some of that and kick start the process, but by goal is to try to figure out a method of deploying more capital at a faster rate!

your property is generating negative cash flow every month. if you want to continue to invest in real estate, your best bet is to first determine if it will make money on a 30 year mortgage. if so, cash out refinance into that, generate cash flow, and use your money to buy more properties. if you only want to own one house as a "nest egg" to help you when retirement comes, and are risk averse, then you can keep it as is. one thing to remember is that equity stuck in your house is not earning a return, and would be better deployed elsewhere.

I am currently on a deployment overseas and I am not sure if I have enough ground work done to buy while deployed.

From what I can see the PM only tried to contact the tenant via text or phone, but since the tenant had already left on deployment orders, she was not reachable by either.

It is a coefficient representing behavior of the marketplace relative to deployment of capital as a function of NOI.