If so, you can go the conventional financing route and DTI, employment history, income and credit will come into play.

If so, it may still make sense given you would not be losing money plus you'll acquire more properties to scale.Alternatively, you can do another house-hack with low downpayment, or gather funding for a flip/BRRRR using your employment income.

The answer largely depends on the type of investment strategy you will employ, your current liquidity situation, and the size of your renovation budget.

I know with my employer, they have specific contact info I can give anyone who needs to confirm employment and I can tell my employer what information they may give out.

Especially in any place where you picked up the vocabulary employed in your post. 

Population is growing aggressively and jobs are moving here especially with major employers like Intel, Google, Amazon, Nationwide, etc.

*This is the second post in Winston-Salem NC Market Data Thread*Winston is a medium sized city positioned to the west Greensboro NC, supporting a population of just over 250,000 within cities limits and MSA of ~681,000 and employing about 309k people.

Be prepared to show stable employment and income history.Developing an Investment Plan:Market Research: Understand the local real estate market, including rental demand, average rents, and property values.

My recommendation is to seek employment or get involved in the industry and improve your knowledge base before jumping into any investments, especially if you’re reliant on outside capital 

A property management company pays 15.3% self employment tax on income.