I'd love to jump in if there's reasonable amount of risks that I can recover if anything goes wrong, but my intuition says I might be crossing a very dangerous bridge, which is seeking hard money lender to start BRRRR without much money in my savingsI'd appreciate all advice that you guys could comment.

*If * everything is soaking wet then there's no danger of airborne dust and you will probably have some tiles that come loose from the water.

@Warren A.BP moderators taken note: I'm going to be describing a common dangerous phenomenon that BP may or may not want described in the forums.Warren, I would buy it, but I would make sure that I switch out that fusebox subpanel with a breaker box immediately.

Pets are more dangerous when they are in the property long-term.

Tons of good info already mentioned...The only point I would make is that this statement is very dangerous when it comes to investing."

San Antonio has not had steady growth over the last few years, it has had explosive growth in pricing and so has most of the country. 

Putting total strangers in the house that have no responsibility for how they treat it is concerning at best and dangerous at worst.

Buying rentals is dangerous because of market crashes that can happen ,they think you will receive a phone call each night at 2 am due to a clogged poopy toilet .

By business advice I mean things like max safe ltv, dangers of junior position, etc.

., seems like you like to live very dangerously, just because you lack the other 10-15% deposit your bank would need up front?