Thanks for the tips Ashish!

Want high quality tenants, relatively easy management and long-term appreciation? 

So, putting it all together (assuming a consequential order of events here for ease) - this *could* allow a service member to purchase a quality real estate asset, live in it for the required amount of time (i.e. 24+ months), receive official military orders requiring a move, hold the property for no more than 15 years from the original date of sale, and then sell the property with a capital gains tax exemption of up to $500,000 (assuming MFJ)?

Quote from @Shameka Henson: Hey Ya'll, thank you to everyone for so many informative responses and actually reaching out in text or callsSo I'm getting my first BRRRR ready for the appraisal process and need some tips and tricks.Some tips I've heard - 1. do Not put keyed locks on rooms if you plan to rent by the rooms (put them on afterwards)2.

- How will you monitor quality of work?

• Any tips on building a reliable long-distance team (agent, property manager, etc.)? 

For those running several deals at once, what strategies do you use to stay on top of financing and project timelines?
One thing I’ve seen help investors is having flexible options ready — bridge, rehab, DSCR, etc. H...

Good afternoon family! I'm new to multifamily real estate investing, highly interested in the Albuquerque area. I have a few properties but, I am looking to purchase my first investment property and scale from there. ...

You’ve gotten a great response from Alan already, and honestly, I’d say a lot of the same things.Since you’re going into the Air Force, take advantage of the benefits you have right now.

Instead of a fixer-upper, pick a quality property that is in or near move-in-ready condition.