After 6 months you'll know what strategy you want to deploy, and have the confidence and knowledge to do it.This can also provide time to pay off any consumer debt, save an emergency fund, and start saving for a property as needed.

I had to figure this all out while deployed to Iraq.

Myself & a friend of mine had to take back a duplex recently from a set of borrowers that we made while I was deployed all of 23 & part of 24.

, they have somehow not had a class action law suit filed against them, and are still deploying the same "look at all of these happy customer" tactics in the forums.  

You cannot deploy 100% of your funds - you need cash reserves2.

House hacking is already a solid foundation.From what you said, you’re in an excellent position: $50k liquid + a 401k you’re willing to leverage = you’ve got real buying power — the key now is just deploying it strategically.I’ve worked closely with a few newer full-time flippers who were in a similar position — had the capital but weren’t sure whether to go all in with personal funds or use leverage to scale faster (i.e. hard/private money paired with a cushion of your own cash).The right lender can walk that line with you — showing how to structure deals that protect your downside while still letting you move quickly.

Super helpful when deciding where to deploy capital next.Has anyone here started using AI for property management tasks?

I have capital to deploy and I am a senior project manager for a large international contractor by trade.

There's several strategies you can deploy depending on your goals.

After 6 months you'll know what strategy you want to deploy, and have the confidence and knowledge to do it.This can also provide time to pay off any consumer debt, save an emergency fund, and start saving for a property as needed.