Yes it's doable, especially when returns & fun are in the mix.

 $100 is totally doable but we'd need to know more about the action plan.

As far as the time frame if you purchase a property that has a deed restriction keeping you from selling the property within 3 months of purchasing it for more than 120% of the purchase I would just wanna be confident in my comps and ARV enough to know the under 6 month time frame is doable.

I need Property Managers, Business Brokers and Lenders to give their opinion on this strategy, please.I'm working with a large Business Brokerage firm to put this deal together and my broker tells me is totally doable.

Investing with no Money down is hard, but it is certainly doable. :) I highly suggest you go through the resources on the site and get the feel on how you want to get started.

The exit strategy is a key determining factor for most hard money lenders on whether or not the loan is doable.

On the one hand managing 5  or 6 properties is the sweet spot for being able to qualify for all things residential and is easily doable for a busy person; on the other hand it is becoming tougher because you don't have the benefits of scale where the income becomes more significant and helps you through a vacancy or 2.

But make sure that your mortgage rep runs the numbers for all of that or let's you know how to calculate what price-point you can target to see if that's even do-able.  

100% doable.

Use a 80/10/10 loan (ideal option) - My mortgage lender says that this is not doable for multiunit but i have read online that it is possible for 2 unit properties but not 3-4.