It is being maintained even with no tenants.Belton is a college town as well as near Fort Hood (largest military installation in US).I found a tool to use and calculate my numbers. 

Hello BP, I've found myself in a rather fortunate predicament and could use some guidance from experienced investors.I'll be coming home from a 10-month military deployment with approximately 100k tax free income in the bank.I've been feverishly educating myself on all things real estate investing and I'm confident that it's the best investment vehicle suited for me.There are a lot of options on the table, so here are a few parameters:- VA Loan eligible, but...- NYC resident with NYC residency requirement for work- Focused on OOM investing (particular interest in Rust Belt for a variety of reasons: Pitt, Cleveland, Cincy etc.)- Student loans paid off.

I'm also exploring other financing options through credit unions etc.

Today I have over 86 units.One easy quick, no cost option is to goto San Diego credit union and they will do a no cost equity line on your owner occupied condo.

I am attending a military school in VA through the end of the week.

He contacted me a little later about the property and told me his retired military who is going through a divorce but he and his wife are on good terms.

As someone who's also in the military, how did you finance your deal?

This is a great market to buy and hold - we have 5 military bases in this town, which keeps the rent rates high and climbing. 

Also, if anyone has a good title company to refer me to in the Union County NJ area that would awesome.  

My local credit union offered a 6-month CD @ 5% so I put my funds in there.