I found this on a quick google search:https://www.alpinehomeair.com/viewproduct.cfm?

Im here to have your sincere opinion about this: They have a selling system very efficient where your tongue go on the ground and that look so easy to making cash quick.

Now that i am out of the military working in a new W2 career, i am trying to get back into the RE investing and actually understand how to invest more appropriately and correctly compared to just purchasing houses that i would like to live in...Currently i have about 80k saved up for my next investment deal and just feel like im coming up short on anything even coming close to 1% rule, so to see if there are ways to invest it, i figured i would ask the public how they would go about investing the money, because i am always up for learning something new.If possible, could you throw a quick example or maybe a short answered deal you could possibly go buy today in your own market to get an idea...I am currently searching up to 2hrs from the Tampa, FL area.

I’m looking to go cash flow positive very quickly.  

What makes land-only the "undiscovered secret" towards riches?

I am currently reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and have been listening to the podcasts constantly.For the most part, I am interested in residential single-family homes to begin with.

Two years is too quick to have much rei experience.

We are hoping to start around San Antonio if that’s where we come back to after a quick Korea assignment.

Assault with a deadly weapon and shooting on an occupied dwelling tend to only happen in the worst.Having lived there for over 10 years location is definitely #1 as the neighborhood quality can change pretty quickly from street to street, so make sure you work with someone who really knows the area.Other than that, be sure to do your due diligence on the property itself as @Abraham Bar suggested.

Vernon is also a good town, it's a bit further out so if you're looking for a quick and easy commute, this may not be your best option.