It is usually 2 days or so.

So you’re talking about putting down an extra $26k?

typically a BRRRR property is so distressed that it's not possible to purchase with conventional financing - so the usual options are actual cash from your own checking account (if you have it), or private money or hard money. 

My goal is always to be as decisive as I can be once I've collected 60-80% of the data because you'll never have everything you need and speed is usually your friend in investing.

I get dozens of inquiries which usually turns into about 10-15 solid leads that fill out my application.

While the minimum amount gets you started, having some extra money is helpful for a bigger down payment, dealing with unexpected fixes, and handling costs when there's no tenant.

I still have a long road of learning to do and would love to find helpful insights I might not find from the usual sources of information I read and listen to.

Look for appreciating properties, which to me are usually single families. 

There have been a few condos go on the market lately at Alpine Village but they go fast and usually for around the $600,000+ range for a 2bed / 2bath, 1,000 sq ft place.

Also I am looking for an experienced realtor on Oahu that has worked with investors and understand the investor mindset.Type of house hacking strategies I am considering:Multiple units (duplex, multi family home)Single home with roommates (rent out extra bedrooms)Single home with vacation rental (Airbnb extra bedrooms)And here are my criteria:Budget 60-75k downpaymentEastern windward side of Oahu (Kailua and surrounding neighborhoods)Renter or vacation goer friendly locationLightweight rehab (no fixer)Aloha!