Repeat every 2 yrs.

The Navy may provide more frequent turnover but that also allows you to keep the units maintained and the rents up to market. 

I’ve noticed there are more members in CT here than I had initially thought so I’d love to get together at some of the events that you guys frequent.

Nevada is also frequently mentioned, though some recent tax changes made it a lot more expensive.

AS stated above to be legal just have the seller sell you 5 at a time on contract.. easy terms and it can be a land contract and you don't need title insurance or anything.. now you own them sell those 5 rinse repeat..  

I actually moved from Dallas to Lubbock and am in both cities frequently, so hopefully we'll cross paths at some point!

I want to create a sustainable system that will allow me to repeat successes predictably (or as much as possible).

So now I'm trying to repeat what I did the first time which is like a hybrid brrr strategy.

Instead of dancing around and likely repeating myself several times, I'm going to copy/paste that response here then cap it off with a little bit more specificity to your individual interests.

This probably repeats the other posters, but here is my take:1) Do you pay something like 1/3 up front, 1/3 half way through and 1/3 when project is finished?