Especially if you have custom items as I do with windows, doors, etc. 

Make sure you have a solid plan B or exit strategy though since the numbers won't fully answer this question for you. 

So, you need to adjust your strategy.

I think taking the liquidity makes most sense right now, but I would really value the community's input on the numbers here and strategy.

@David Tiefenthalerthe only low risk, low-money down strategy for a beginner is house hacking.i've done a few seller finance deals with low down payments, but that was after i was well capitalized and already owned several rentals. 

There are so many strategies out there, it might take some time to determine what works best for your goals.Which brings me to my next point...what are your goals?

Hey Jene, To ensure the viability of your strategy, you'll need to utilize several calculators.

It's my favorite strategy. 

Several of my customers have recently closed on a few duplex/2 units in Maricopa.

Hi - people certainly do utlize strategies like this - however, as other commentors have noted - DSCR Loans have emerged as an LLC-friendly and short-seasoning-friendly option for BRRRR investors that allow you to do everything by the book and not have to worry about a lot of this.Sharing this article I wrote last year on BiggerPockets on this topic - financing options for BRRRR strategy and pros/cons of eachhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/brrrr-loans-what-are-the-...