For example, my ranch in San Diego was previously owned by a very famous (and wealthy) business man.5) Have it professionally photographed with people enjoying the benefits of ranch life6) Hire a publicity person to get press releases sent out coordinated with area events and it her announcements.7) Hire a real estate agent linked to celebrities and high profile people.

So... a little personal background. I'm rather new to the REI game and hire a property manager. I have 2 rentals and just recently ended a lease with a family on a pretty large family home. (2000 sq ft, 4bed/2bath).
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I'm not saying I have NOTHING else but I'm definitely not a pro or veteran (I learned about how to wholesale almost exclusively thru BiggerPockets and Youtube).

If you do a move-out walk-through with the tenant, there should be no surprises, let them see you photograph the damages and ask them "What happened here?".

Greetings seasoned veterans and fellow newbies!

I want to help make calls, follow up with the GC, swing by to photograph work, or whatever else I can do to help that I'm simply not aware of from experience. 

To introduce myself I am Daniel Novoa and a 10 year veteran who works overseas.

I have found the best remedy is working with lenders that have experience working with the veterans affair and vets. 

My passion outside of baseball, for 3 to 4 years, has been real estate and I spend my spare time roaming the MLS, calling/emailing REI veterans, and talking to my grandfather about buy and holds. 

I have met many military veterans that have said the same thing and ended up staying in San Diego much longer.