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Active Duty Passive Income Financial Freedom for Those Who Serve. I love the military. The financial stability and lifestyle it has provided my family is something I am very thankful for.

ACHIEVING FINANCIAL FREEDOM WHILE SERVING

Hi, my name is Markian Sich, and I am an Active Duty Marine with a passion for Military Real Estate investing and passive income. However, I want to make sure I am not scrambling when the day comes that I transition back into the civilian world… and that is exactly why I created this website. In a couple of months I will be launching my Real Estate Investing Course, so please sign up and get the updates as they come! I want to prove Military Real Estate investing is not only possible, but also the perfect way to build wealth even while on Active Duty. If you are interested in how I am setting this website up and the tools I use, please check out the checklist of tools for a step by step breakdown. Active Duty Passive Income is a website that does not preach about various “get rich quick schemes.” Our blog posts, guides, course, and supporting community, is all about learning the steps required for success and the tools that make everything possible. The internet is full of promising information, but most of the information fails to tailor to the military. Lets be honest, sometimes we need a manual, checklist, or guide book, because that is how we are used to operating. Moreover, we are used to working with a team that pushes us to be better at our job. Transitioning out of the military can cause a good deal of anxiety. Finding financial freedom is all about educating yourself and having the proper tools necessary to apply that knowledge successfully. ADPI is the perfect combination of knowledge and community. We are here to support and push you to your goals with the knowledge that you gain. Our only hope is that when you are successful, that you give back to our community in some way.

10/15/2026

One empty month costs you about 8% of your yearly rent. 😬
If your rental has been sitting for more than two weeks, the price is probably the problem. Holding out for an extra $100 a month can cost you thousands in vacancy, while dropping it to fill faster usually costs way less over the year.

The fix is pricing off real comps from your ZIP code, not gut feel or what you need to break even. 📊

Comment MANAGE and I’ll send you the link to try TurboTenant free. It pulls rent comps for you so you can price with confidence. 🏡

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10/15/2026

One empty month costs you about 8% of your yearly rent. 😬

Say your rent is $1,800. Every month it sits empty, you lose $1,800. Dropping it by $100 to fill it faster only costs you $1,200 over the whole year. The math almost always favors getting the unit filled.

In a softening market, pricing off gut feel or your break even number is a fast way to sit vacant for months. Pull real comps from your ZIP code, match beds, baths, and square footage, and look at what’s actually renting.

TurboTenant pulls those comps for you so you can price with real data. Try it free here 👉 https://turbotenant.pxf.io/MAA1yo

10/13/2026

I felt compelled to make this video

10/12/2026

Going to keep holding!

10/08/2026

Most investors form their LLC at the wrong time 👀

It’s not about how many doors you have. It’s about your exposure. And a cheap online LLC without the right setup may not protect you when it counts.

The best time to get it right? Before you close on your first property.

Comment PROTECT and we’ll send you the link to connect with the NCH team so you can get the right structure in place before your next deal 🏠

ActiveDutyPassiveIncome

10/08/2026

Most investors form their LLC at the wrong time 👀

There's no magic number of doors where an LLC suddenly becomes necessary. What matters is your exposure. If your rental is in your personal name, your home, your savings, and everything else you own could be on the line the moment a tenant sues, whether it's your first property or your tenth.

And a cheap, bare-bones LLC won't always protect you. Without a proper operating agreement and ongoing compliance, it may not hold up in court when you actually need it.

The best time to set it up right is before you close on your first property, not after.

Want to make sure your structure is set up the right way? Connect with the NCH team here and they'll walk you through what makes sense for your situation 👇
https://nchinc.com/adpi

10/01/2026

The PCS that got me into investing and entrepreneurship

09/28/2026

Buy a ____, go into debt if you have to

Quick math most of us don't do until it's too late: a 10% property management fee on an $1,800 rental is $10,800 over fi...
09/28/2026

Quick math most of us don't do until it's too late: a 10% property management fee on an $1,800 rental is $10,800 over five years.

That's not a knock on property managers. If you're deployed, moving every few years, or just busy with life after service, handing off the day-to-day can be the right call. But it's worth knowing how the fee is structured, and what you're getting for it, before you sign.

We put together a few slides on how percentage fees compare to flat-fee management, plus the questions worth asking any property manager. Slide 4 is the one to save.

If you're curious about TurboTenant's Autopilot, the flat-fee option we used as the example, here's where to look: https://turbotenant.pxf.io/4G6xg1

09/25/2026

Stella Han is going to be presenting a realllllly cool way to raise money in a legal and compliant way with her awesome product at Fractional

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