We specialize in the northeast Denver/northwest  Aurora sectors of the metro area and the Hoffman Heights, Morris Heights, and Stanley neighborhoods are by far my favorites.  

Essentially, a BRRRR-key is leveraging someone else’s time, knowledge, expertise, and networks to get the BRRRR done.

When you leave your W2/LES you will have trouble getting approved for a normal SFH but you can utilize this year of deployment to study the multi family sector and work with a multi-family broker and lender so that when you come out of the Army you have purchased or are ready to purchase a 5-plex or higher, as commercial properties don't measure your income but instead measure the income produced by your property. 

But, for hopeful future growth an expansion into other RE sectors, would a C-Corp be better suited?

Who knows when, how bad and which sectors will be affected most during the next. 

@Jon Guy it sounds like you have knowledge and expertise, but lack significant capital. 

Marcus Auerbach is actually a Brew City REI Training Cafe coach as well and I know firsthand that his expertise has been priceless to many starting out...plus he's honorable. 

Everyone’s journey is different but when you learn how to work with and leverage other people’s skills and expertise then you will truly be able to scale into success.

I have spent my entire career in the energy industry and that is definitely an area of expertise that I am willing to use an asset in potential partnerships.Tom

Although 400 jobs seems like a drop in the bucket, it's a sign of the broader expansion we've seen in the manufacturing sector over the last decade.