Unless you want to pay market price for a multifamily that’s probably doable but single family is on fire. 

Sure it’s doable.

Doable, but tough and you would need to act very quickly if you saw something that matched your criteria. 

A lot of times you need to "Snooze" your STR ad to avoid those issues.A vacation home can be rented out while not in use some banks may look at number of days on the Schedule E and consider the days as a marker.

It is doable, but making any kind of profit will be almost impossible.

Definitely doable but more work.

With hard-money, lenders will finance 75-80% of purchase with 90-100% rehab costs, so it is doable with <50k assets.Creative financing is also a great way to get started.

The good news is that this is totally do-able, but you're going to have to play it smart by buying smart, ensuring as best as you can that this property can attract and hold good tenants.In the meantime, I wrote up a guide that teaches first time investors how to rent out their units from start to finish, no property management company needed.

Looking to refi based on the value after rehab based on rental income/cashflow (expecting it to be around $200-210k value) Aiming for $150k loan for paying off current mortgage and covering remodel/rehab costs on my propertyIs this doable without a significant down payment?

Is doable but it's not like shopping for shoes.