Generally commercial lenders do not lend to owner occupied property and because of that they don’t need to abide by federal lending laws for consumers.

Are you looking to purchase rent ready or are you looking to do a rehab

Throwing out this line as well, its a good deal but not everyone is ready to invest when the deal comes around!

I'd I then did electrical and plumbing the house it's ready for the finishes like kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanity.

Welcome @Gray Cato, almost ready for your first deal?!

I have decided I am ready to get my feet wet; I am currently looking for a small MFH to house hack in the West Broadway area.Being new to the area, I have not yet made any connections here who are also interested in REI.

Try to meet with some consumers in your target group and get their perspective.

I'm doing the E2 Visa - the most time consuming and complicated one but it will all be worth it!

What happens if you did not determine the ARV (rent ready Market Value) up front. 

So then the other options seems to be Turnkey but my big concern with this plan is that I will deploy all my capital and then need to slowly build up again using the cashflow before I will be able and ready to reinvest...As I am writing this out it sounds very impatient but I am eager to break from the coporate world in a reasonable 5  to 7 years and I'd like to bridge into real estate to do so.I am looking for feed back to know what other people have done considering Tunrkey Vs BRRRR?