However this could be a great space, it will force you to get creative in your approach to your situation.

@Taylor SilkerBanks have internal rules and rules the Fed forces on them. 

If we were forced to pay between $110-113k for the property, we would've taken it ourselves, hired a local cleanup crew since we're not located in the area, hired an agent and tried to list it for a profit. 

Of course, we end up with any random tenant, not just military but our houses are all near Air Force bases.

Unless you are looking for an appreciation play and can even force appreciation with increase in rents/repairs in short term. 

I have been looking buy my first home (Househack) for over a year and now I'm finally forced to pull the trigger because my job is requiring me to move, and I don't want to pay rent.

The kitchens and bathrooms look dated, so you might consider forcing appreciation.

Aside from flipping homes, I feel there is another avenue aside form flipping houses that may yield a better return such as forced equity in multifamily. 

I doubt any bank will make you find funding elsewhere or force you to refi, although I guess its technically possible. 

The city will actually force you to evict tenants who've been proven to be doing that type of stuff & as a landlord it would be required by law for you to act.Outside of that though you aren't a cop or detective.