I'm evaluating a potential BRRRR property that I would likely purchase with 5% down and owner-occupy for however long necessary to complete repairs, etc. 

Some parts you can systematize, but for things like turnovers, repairs, and showings, you need real boots on the ground.I built a 12-door portfolio in Detroit while living there, then moved back to California and managed them remotely for a while.

When I am looking for a new investment property and am strapped for cash, I typically look off-market and try and find something that can a seller is looking to sell that needs minimal repairs to be rent ready and the purchase price is 80% of the ARV this way I can use private money to buy in cash, do the repairs needed then refinance on a DSCR loan and pay off the private money loan. 

I've used this strategy in a similiar situation wherein the repairs needed to the property were made part of the agreement and the tenant buyer took possession with repairs needed and fixed the property to livable condition.Also in the scenario I received $5.5K down payment on a 3 year term $1200 per month and P/I cost me $550 and I paid taxes and insurance. 

I would add on more for cap ex and repairs.

Legal Mistakes Can Lead to Lawsuits or Tenant ClaimsTexas has landlord-tenant laws on security deposits, repairs, evictions, and fair housing compliance.If you mishandle security deposits, maintenance requests, or notices, your friend could get sued or be forced to compensate tenants.Evictions require proper legal procedures.

In fact, some lenders add back repairs that are "one time" repairs.

Quote from @Kurtis Carriere: I Am currently in the finishing stages of building my own house in Ontario, Canada and looking to sell and relocate to texas (likely DFW area)i have done 90% of the work on this project by myself so im confident in my ability to do any and all repairs on the property. 

That being said, do you have any contacts you recommend for repairs?

Today is all about framing, roofing, and exterior repairs—basically, the backbone of your rehab.