Of course, the borrower must be comfortable with the 6% for the life of the loan.For some situations, this is perfect. 

The options need to fit your needs/comfort.

But you have to do what you are most comfortable with. 

He did some research and found that where we are supposed to connect we a would have to go through several other utilities and dig deeper than they were comfortable allowing us to.  

A lower income, but willingness to sacrifice comfort in order to set yourself up for an abundant future.

I've also used GC's to complete full rehab jobs & depending on how much work a house needs and how comfortable I am with the rehab, often times I will sub out the work to different painters, handymen, electricians, plumbers, etc instead of using a GC.The more I do this the more comfortable I am managing the jobs myself and it often times saves me significant amounts of money on the rehab costs to just sub out the work vs using a GC for the full rehab.

If you plan on managing it yourself, you want to be close to monitor any improvements and get familiar and comfortable with the entire process.

@Yair ZarmonIf it's your first rental out of state do # 2 to get your feet wet and get comfortable with your team then branch out and get your feet wet and do a BRRRR. 

It is really all about what you are comfortable with and willing to do. 

I feel much more confident and comfortable now in my search for my first park.