Your pay is tax free too once you deploy to the sh*t.

The good part is he and I deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and have been through some interesting things together and the bonds we have tend to be strong.

U can then sell Gold ETF and deploy that money to new discounted properties giving you more cash flow and greater price appreciation.

If you deploy it into a home run investment somewhere else, then it could be a net positive.

Read while you are on watch, read while you are stuck in the back some of plane burning holes in the sky, read while deployed on some sub for 6 months, read while you are in 'hurry up and wait mode'... read. 

My job is to effectively deploy that capital and then get the capital back in the pool.

As for our deals, well, we saved up re-enlistment bonus, tax free, hostile fire, & family sep while deployed...we got very aggressive about saving up for the down payments.  

A buddy just closed on 242 units while deployed.

@Jacob G.Since its a long term strategy, I'd play out the complete math and account for:-Conservative appreciation-YOY rent increases-Principle pay down-Entry & exit costs-Tax implications- vs opportunity cost: rent & return on capital not deployed.

I get calls every day from people looking to deploy capital.