The last piece of this puzzle is to finally buy property and rent it out!

Would a lender be opposed to 2 individuals coming together who are strong in a single piece of that puzzle?

One last piece of the puzzle… the “repeat” part of BRRR!

I've been studying the neighborhoods close to downtown for a little while now and I know that I'm missing a piece or two from the puzzle.

Lolso suppose a property is selling for 65,000 and seller is asking  down payment  of 65,000 and the ARV  of the home is around  90,000. give or take I believe , I become puzzle  when Fannie or Freedie own the loan on the property.  

I’m a bit puzzled on acquiring a property from a distance and any tips on this topic would be much appreciated.

Depending what the lender is looking for, you can adjust each of the 3 pieces of the puzzle as needed.

Learning each trades pricing (tile install, carpet install, drywall install, plumbing, electrical, roofing, HVAC, painting, landscaping, etc, one can start putting the pieces of the puzzle together and hire each subcontractor.

These are important parts of the puzzle, but I'll try to answer as best I can.First of all, from a conventional-lending standpoint, 4-unit properties are still considered residences. 5 and above units moves you into commercial lending territory.

Rental comps and CMAs are important but they are only one part of the puzzle.