It’s a benefit that allows military families to achieve their goal of owning their own home.

and experienced investors (what can I implement into my daily routine that could help me achieve greater results?).

With no other options, I felt like my only option to achieve the American Dream was to move out of state.

There’s a few goals I am trying to achieve beforehand but as soon as I do those, I will be purchasing.

Thinking more about it, a SFH does seem to be a better fit toward what i am looking to achieve.

I’d hate to step into a major unit supply overflow issue causing downward pricing pressure on achievable rents.

the risk though as you state is you have folks trying to do their first one who don't live anywhere near the project.there is a reason most banks wont lend on construction projects to anyone who lives more than 100 miles from the project .. they learned this over a very long period of construction lending.and your right the spreads are simply not there to achieve the perfect BRRRR  locals can probably get it done. but out of state pretty tough.. to very rare.. so then if your leaving equity in ..   

Make sure they don't tie each of you to the full loan amount, but instead tie your share. 2. 80% would be max, but difficult to achieve.

Make a goal and be very serious about putting money towards that goal every month until you have achieved it.  

All of this will not stop me from achieving my first deal.