My idea is to capitalize on the BRRR method to buy multiple homes without investing more money.Is it possible to buy a home in a decent market (either a foreclosure or short sale or something) that has an after repair value of $100,000 for $50,000 before repairs?

How quickly can the entity be considered for legitimately engaging the credit markets? 

They expect me to put money in it and resell to use towards multiple smaller deals. 

We've done multiple 12-15 month deployments during his career and part of the reason we are moving now is because, even stateside, he's never home.

(good infrastructure, multiple job sources, good schools, etc.)

Residence house: Sell to a builder or investor (we get multiple letters a month looking for property in our area), or tear down then build spec home as investors, or keep it as a rental and either sell while we could still qualify for the tax credit or wait and 1031 exchange it down the road. 

I have sold and purchased homes with multiple heirs.  

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I can provide multiple photos, too.  

The only real estate I have in the SF bay area is my primary home.Since I'll be living in my home for at least 10+ years, I can ride out the ups and downs.In the mean time my strategy as a real estate investor is#1 Pay down principal#2 Ride any appreciation and cash out with refinancing and/or HELOC (multiple times during the time market is up)#3 Use extra cash to buy out of state - linear/positive cash flowing properties.#4 Ride out any down trends...while keep paying down principal.