@Paul B. - Lending Club.  

If you go with a metal build system it's pretty quick and seamless.

I highlighted the content and wording which appeared most beneficial, then blended all components into a well written lease.

Like this: https://justaskbenwhy.com/2014/01/05/how-to-build-...It involves some sort of blended institutional/private capital, and a value-add story.Good luck!

At that point (after you have much experience taking care of your own property) you will be more accustom to what a property needs/doesn't need allowing you to have a much more seamless transition into BRRRR. 

This property was in great shape and the reno should be seamless with a quick turnaround.

Bright green muted with white & some grey...followed by a darker grey on the right wall with the same paint muted with white on the opposing wall to match/blend with the vinyl flooring.

In NNN it's one of the most asset types that defaults and goes dark.So I would only look at buying one of those under certain conditions with rent increases, lease guarantee, and cap rate to start versus what it blends out at for the end of the primary term.You need to watch out for what I call "transactional only brokers".

The STR units not only serve to push the cap rate even higher, but are nicely blended with long term leases for the remaining units which not only dramatically reduces the risk but increases cashflow.

Just a heads up, these aren't the cheapest products around, but the blended rate between a low rate first mortgage and a high rate second mortgage usually still comes in better than if you were to refinance.