This would be an alternative (and lower amount) to the predetermined amount they would contribute toward each semester of college tuition.

In short, an allotment that gets subtracted from the paycheck before the service member has access to it.  

Look for infrastructure and transportation investments, arts/culture and internet access

I'm not an expert but if you qualify for a Heloc and you can get a Heloc, what you do with that money once it's accessible is up to you. 

I don’t plan on purchasing this property as I am due to move and be out of the country here soon, but when I get back into the lower 48 I am planning on taking more action on potential deals.

Big, as in, selling your home, selling car(s), negotiating your credit cards to not just a lower payment, but a deal on how much is owed. 

Listing this as a problem because I don’t want to be over eager and lower my credit score unnecessarily.

Some benefits are that they obviously require a lower down payment, and lower credit scores are permitted, etc.. 

Not really matter, but to protect your assets and lower taxation better to open LLC in state where property located.

And the value of the house after the repairs it comes to little over 100k as of the market right now, and there is a tenant In the lower unit paying 600$ a monthNumbers looking good the only problem is that i can’t get a loan on it because of the repairs.Any thoughts and ideas about the property and to how can I get a partner for this project.Thank you in advance