I see these four rentals providing us a regular stream of income during retirement. 

@Phillip Rosin - Based on the info you provided, I recommend that you start with a Fix to Rent short term loan to purchase the property and rehab it, followed by a cash out refinance into our DSCR loan.

If you want to remote investment and / or turnkey, be sure you vet your providers and management companies thoroughly.

Like painting the old kitchen cabinets vs replacing them, or providing them with a small refrigerator instead of a decent standard size one.

They focus on the property’s income potential rather than your personal income, which is perfect for rentals.Tapping into Equity: Using the $80k in equity from your home could provide a substantial boost to your investment fund.

It is a lot harder to fake reviews on here since you can easily look up the person and see if they are active on BP. 

I've already hired a full-service management team who will provide turn-key management. 

Your property can be in pretty good shape and easily need another 5K-10K to get it where it needs to be from a rental standpoint.

They should at least provide a pop up window warning of the implications for active accounts, if nothing else. 

Based on the Opex the seller's agent provided it's $134k which implies the Opex ratio is ~21%.