We did a major deploy today and immediately following, I had to run to the emergency room.

The disadvantage of it is that the rate is usually adjustable...so if you have a large HELOC deployed and interest rates go up, it can really impact your numbers...especially if youre using it over a long period of time.  

As a Senior Acquisitions Manager with a publicly traded REIT, I successfully deployed over 50 million dollars of investment capital delivering a balanced portfolio and achieved set yield targets. 

I'm looking to start by buying a du/tri/four plex as my first home, and then start investing that cash flow as quickly as possible to get into larger multi-family investing.If you're a military member, I'd love to learn more about property management during deployments and PCS'ing.

I deployed in April and decided to rent the property out until my return.

I'd deploy this strategy if you plan to live there at least 2 years and know you can create a significant amount of value with your improvements.

In general, if that is the game plan a firm or investor wants to deploy, they likely need to arm themselves with the tools to do their jobs.  

One way to deploy maybe to get some sales or leads is to use bootleg signs that you can set outFriday evening and pick up on Sunday night to avoid the enforcers and getting tickets.  

The compression of cap rates will have to stop as capital deploys and flows to easier returns.  

If it has been your primary residence for at least 2 of the last 5 years, you shouldn't have to pay any capital gains tax (consult your tax accountant).The other thing that may be interesting is to calculate your returns on this property as a rental compared to the potential returns if you deployed your capital into other investments.