Also build up relationship with people that offer services complementary to yours.

@Brian ReynoldsWhile you likely will not be able to transfer your TSP assets while you are still active duty, this restriction should disappear once you separate from service.

In order to achieve your goal of 75 units in the next few years or beyond this goal, you should start looking into buying larger properties.

You can learn more at vipfinancialed videos on youtube for further research on using debt to achieve financial freedom in a short time.

You’d have to be a real lowlife piece of feces to do that to a service member called to duty .

I hope I am able to bring value to others utilizing Bigger Pockets by assisting them in achieving their short term, and long term goals as well.I am open to any form of Real Estate investing as long as it makes "cents", and is appropriate to helping me establish the long term goal I have for my family of financial freedom.Is anyone willing to connect to start a relationship in the pioneer valley area?

I know of some portfolio lenders/small local banks in South Carolina that would agree to this as long as the total debt service (1st and 2nd mortgages) is still above a 1.25.

After you get a general base of knowledge, I would pick your first goal you want to accomplish and focus on how you can achieve this.

You’re looking for diversity; people will leave when they lose their jobs if the entire economy in an area is centered around one or two industries.Small businesses and any kind of services will either move away or fail if the biggest employers are not hiring.

I'm glad I did what I did because it has put me in a position of building my business as a Realtor with my service business to pay the bills in the transition and beginning my investing later this year having watched the market for 8+ years and at least kept my net worth positive with my house appreciation, if not as large a number as it could have been.