Yes Lilach, there's been a number of successful BRRRR, your why for venturing into Jacksonville market for BRRRR should guide your search.

I really did all this by myself as I had no one to guide me in this process, but I'll still break off some money for my family!

Here's a detailed guide on how to screen applicants: Application Screening Guide

Your loan servicer will work with you on a manageable repayment plan.To access relief, contact your mortgage servicer, as they will guide you through the available options based on your specific situation [oai_citation:4,Mortgage Assistance for Those Impacted by Recent Natural Disasters - Freddie Mac](https://www.freddiemac.com/about/hurricane-relief) [oai_citation:3,Disaster Response | Fannie Mae](https://singlefamily.fanniemae.com/disaster-response).

Its a good question and lots of resources here on BP to learn - generally going the "conventional" route with mortgage loans from private lenders that conform to GSE (Fannie Mae) standards is great for your first few, then many switch over to "DSCR Loans" when they start scaling towards property number 3,4,5 etcI recommend talking to Jeff Welgan at Bluprint home loans to talk to to learn about the conventional options https://bluprinthomeloans.com/jeff/Also feel free to check out these resources on "DSCR Loans" which don't use DTI at all and are really good for scaling:BP-Published DSCR Guide!

I am wondering if everything in the Ultimate Beginner's Guide and other real estate books for beginners that were written a decade or more ago still completely apply to nowadays investing.

Working with a broker like me allows you to navigate these options efficiently and ensure you get the best possible deal tailored to your situation.If you're interested, feel free to reach out, and I’d be happy to discuss your project in more detail and guide you through the process.Looking forward to helping you succeed in the U.S. market!

They can guide you through the process for disputing the classification and updating the records.Submit an Application: You may need to fill out a formal application or request to change the property records.

Not every property is a wise investment.Here's a guide that describes what good cash flow looks like and how to analyze a property.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/rental-property-cash-flow... 

I am also a big podcast fan so I've been doing the above books as audio books with the PDF guides to follow along and take notes.