I’ve also read on Waze on how to use real estate to build more capital,Such as refinancing.

I generally recommend house hacking as the way for someone who is new to get their foot in the door but it sounds like you want to use real estate as a way to generate substantial income first and foremost, with investing being secondary?

Higher end properties command the later. 

as stated earlier ,there are not many large properties . we have an 8 and a 10 unit , but there are not too many larger than 10 . it is not landlord friendly so screening is more important than some other markets , but plenty of good tenants . i just sold part of my portfolio , i think the cap-rates are all over the place ( 6-8 % ) depending on location and condition . the 4 units and under command higher prices since many people are headed to vermont since we are #1 for covid numbers :) guessing rents going up to , but high already .

I'd rather be investing, buying, even loaning money at 12% to other investors are examples of better uses for cash than paying extra to pay down a mortgage.Because of one 4 letter word that nobody on BP likes to use R-I-S-K.

Keep in mind septic systems are designed by number of users in home. 

The lender may require documentation showing intent to re-enlist with a letter from your command stating you are eligible, documentation showing you are already re-enlisting, or a lender might disregard your time left on contract, or documentation showing guaranteed future employment.

You can Use Rent-o-meter and rent.com etc to get an idea of where you are, where everyone else is and what kind of availability is in your area.

Now that I've been a user for almost a month. the only thing I miss is the keyfob.

There is certainly a market for hand-managed vineyard wines, and they have to command a price commensurate to the labor costs to make them worthwhile for the grower ($40+ per bottle).