This is probably a tougher one considering most Hard Money / Private lenders that are go-to for BRRRRs like this focus on residential only - your best bet might be private money found here or in person networking or a local bank / credit union. 

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If you have any other pointers or starting tips, feel free to reach out.

I am very interested in learning whatever I can so please guys any tips or advice you can give to a newbie, I would be very grateful!

This isnt exact but if your gross monthly income is twice that of your current monthly debt on credit report plus your new housing expense you make enough to qualify (roughly). 

Once the money is back in my account I'll send the rent money'-'My car ---- the bed and needs fixed'-'The storage facility I have some stuff in charged my credit card 10X what they should have'-We had an unexpected bill'-'My credit card/debit card/bank account got hacked' (this one has happened multiple times to different tenants)-'I got another job that pays better'

Using credit cards/helocs could temporarily lower your credit score if they are maxed out (30% of your credit score is credit utilization), so keep that in mind. 

As long as your credit score is decent and there's no bankruptcies or defaults or felonies in your b.g. then Hard Money is perfect for you to help you scale, especially if you want to buy low, rehab it, and then refi out at a much higher value.That would require a bridge loan with rehab and then refi into a DSCR 30 year loan. 

I'm using sites like airdna to help analyze deals but would like a little tip on how to navigate local licensing (if needed or not) and how I could maybe start one in Madison specifically what hoops I need to jump through?

The interest rate is between 7.95% and 9.95% depending on credit score.