I have been deployed six times in five different countries, and I am really looking for some new opportunities so that I will never have to leave my family again.

I prefer not to overlook the rehab process myself, so I was thinking of just leaving and handing over the house to a PM I've met with.

For example a 12 or 13% ROI looks great for an individual but a 40/60 split on that leaves the better half getting around 7% back.

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You could meet with the tenant and possibly work out a deal where they leave in short(er) order.

The whole point of a down payment is that you have serious skin in the game and won’t walk away if things don’t go smoothly.  

When I did so, she told me I was supposed to have scheduled the walk-through and when I told her I didn't have time that day to do so, she told me it wasn't required, I could just leave the keys (and parking passes and laundry card) and a forwarding address to send me the security deposit refund.

They don't have a skin in the game.

The way I understand it, I would take title but leave the current loan in the seller’s name.

Unfortunately, once you leave your employment you also leave behind the low interest, easy to find, easy to qualify for conventional financing.Some people have successfully transitioned to self employment, Sch C or S Corp income.