I will deploy everything I have into this strategy and update you with how it pans out in the near future.

At the time the lease was signed, I was deployed and had been granted a waiver for one year because they were already over 15%.  

-Also, ask yourself who's gonna manage the property when you get transferred or deployed?

Holding Co. can charge the property LLCs a "management fee" and then deploy that cash elsewhere.  

@John Teachout I agree with you and the others not preaching doom and gloom on this.For perspective, I was in the US Army and deployed to Africa in 2015 when then President Obama sent the military to help prepare for Ebola.Long story short: November 2014 forecast was 1 million DEATHS (not cases, which was a far higher forecast) per month by January 2015 in afflicted areas.

They compare the total cost of the mortgage with interest but most always fail to calculate and factor in the opportunity cost of deploying that money into good investments. 

Before moving in, the military guy knows he is going on deployment in 6 months.

I use Skype with many of my deployed military students even though it means I'm often scheduling calls at odd hours.

Everything is great until there's a deployment - - and 3-4 months later the wife and the kids go back to mom&dad.

I am a new investor to the area of real estate, my previous experience has been mainly with 2 SFR that I have purchased and of those two one is my primary residence whilst the other has been sold already.My previous professional experience involves starting up and running a successful insurance firm for 5 years in Wisconsin after which I transition to a more "active" profession by enlisting and deploying with a Marine Corps unit.