It depends on a lot of factors:If you are enlisting in the military, your salary will be quite low for the first few years as an E-1, E-2 , E-3  - which can make buying a home or investment property somewhat difficult.Depending on which branch of the military, and which career path you intend to pursue, you may only be at your duty stations for a few months to a couple of years, especially early on when you are vying to get into training for your occupational specialty. 

My partner and I work in commercial real estate development, but would like to branch out and execute our first fix and flip project.

Basically, the chain of title is unbroken and free of defects and transfer of title can take place with little to no additional work involved above and beyond a normal closing.

I bought turnkey to start Investing and then used the team I used to branch off from there.

This is known as daisy chaining, I am never a fan of cold calls so I'd go with just getting your name out there.

In most states, you will need to be "under" a brokerage, this can be a large chain like Keller, or even a friend who has a brokers license and allows you to "hang a license" there. 

George is the manager in the San Antonio branch, super helpful.

Seems like there is a disconnect somewhere in the chain.

I currently have an additional duty of managing a building for the Military and my wife manages a branch for her company so this is a great fit for us as a team.

When I search there are some commercial NNN properties which are around or over $1MM with corporate guaranteed leases for atleast 10 years and goes up to 20 years (like Fast food Restaurant chains, Banks, medical offices etc).