It still comes with all of the same advantages and opportunities from leverage to depreciation to write-off.  

If you need more detailed help, you might want to list exactly where in those states you are looking.Based on availability and "needs of army" I agree to find a location with a strong market to take advantage of while serving. 

When you have a co-signer on a multi-unit property, you are not able to take advantage of the low down payment with FHA.

My bank lender said clearly that they can't help US citizens who are not residing in the country.The home loan agent added that working with military personnel stationed overseas is a gray area, but that most in that category already have a place in the States.ITIN loan sounds intriguing.

I have done comps in the area and this property is the highest tax, so I will use that to my advantage, since the other property taxes are lower.

I'm a new investor looking for an off-market advantage and am analyzing a lead on a flood plain property (fsbo) ten minutes from my primary residence. 

to take advantage of lower interest rate.

You would be the first and the first is always at the advantage in business theory right? 

@Mike Baxter thanks again Mike, I’m super new to all this so I know some people would take advantage if they could.

Keep in mind my advice was to; A. get a better-paying job and/or B. learn a new skill and get a side hussle.So would you recommend taking advantage of what, at least for now, looks like a great way to turn a liability into a cash-flowing asset?