Quote from @Kerrie Godwin: I'm also not a fan of Section 8, but some landlords think it's easy money.

It's really easy to fall to the trap of social media and Instagram gurus screenshot Ing their so-called returns on their stories and making posts about how much money they made, and wearing crazy Rolex watches and recording podcasts on yachts to believe that all that hype is true.

It’s an easy way to buy rentals for free. 

My plan was to do the BRRRR Method, but it looks it its not that easy here in Portugal, what you guys think its the best way here?

Focusing on neighborhoods with job hubs or easy access to transit may provide reliable resale potential.

Most of the tax schedules follow pretty easy to follow math, (IE- multiply line 7 by 50% & enter on 1040 line 11).  

You'll probably get blasted with lots of hard money lender options, but I would recommend Easy Street Capital, they seem to be one of the faster ones. 

People sometimes think they should hide as a landlord so no one knows, but that's not wise because it's so easy to figure out and then you become a lying neighbor/landlord.As others have said, just set ground rules for contact and how, use an online portal, and be responsive.

yes 100% financing is likely not going to happen. i say likely because I'm sure there is someone out there somewhere who would willing to take this on, but certainly not going to be an easy find. ground-up construction is more challenging as well, as you will need to evidence your experience w/ previous ground-up construction deals where you are on title. this is how lenders feel warm and fuzzy about lending you so far above and beyond the existing land value before anything is built on it. 

Not easy to do, not in a heavily regulated environment.