I am still active duty with a few years left, we are developing our investment strategy now (LTR, STR, Notes, Liens). 

It's a smart strategy, especially for first-time investors looking to maximize their real estate investment returns.

- What is your automation strategy especially cleaning scheduling and dealing with customer requests, esp. at midnight?

.- Purchase price: 600k- Strategy: STR (5b4b 14 guests)- STR income: 132.6k (Aridna data) / 11.05k monthly- CoC: 17.5%Here is another example, just a random on-market deal where number works:https://www.redfin.com/AK/Anchorage/3640-Chiniak-Bay-Dr-9951...- Purchase price: 550k- Strategy: STR (5b2.5b 14 guests)- STR income: 124k / 10.3k monthly- CoC: 19.79%Alternatively, I discovered a few small multifamily properties with a mix of LTR+MTR+STR to help with occupancy optimization, and I can see that on-market 4-plexes like this one with a cost of around 600k will cashflow and gross a similar 110k-120k yearly.I see that population growth slowed down, and maintenance/utilities should be much higher due to harsh winters. 

Tax Deductions and Credits: Be aware of potential tax deductions and credits related to real estate taxes, which can significantly reduce your overall tax liability.Real estate taxes can be a significant expense, but with the right knowledge and strategy, you can ensure you're not overpaying. 

@Griffin Sisk I learned the hard way investing with friends that to cover your bases be sure to make it official and have a formal partnership agreement with at least one or two well thought out exit strategies in the event something goes wrong or someone needs to exit the investment.

Look into Infinite Banking Strategies.

When it comes to investing out of state (OOS), here's a simple tip: Begin your search by looking into cities or regions that fit your investment goals and strategies.

I work with marketing and I can offer some support with your strategy.

Great choice focusing on mortgage note investing (best way to get into real estate in my opinion).Would love to hear your thoughts on the strategy you'll pursue to get into the secondary mortgage market.What type of loans (1st, 2nd, performing/non-performing, state-specific, etc)?