Having a high paying W2 job will help with this.

MY TENANT LOST THEIR JOB IN THE FIRST MONTH, AND I HAD TO EVICT THEM.

And that's assuming a bank would finance the other 95% which you'd need a job to support.Keep learning, keep saving and you'll have a very bright future ahead of you.

It sounds like you've done a pretty thorough job crunching the numbers.

For example, you find a space with good floors (LVP, tile, pretty good carpet - can be cleaned), but needs a paint job and some granite/new counters.

Even if you don’t ask your servicer to cancel PMI, in general, your servicer must automatically terminate PMI on the date when your principal balance is scheduled to reach 78 percent of the original value of your home.

If the existing pipe collapses before we have the job done the price goes up.

If you have a job you're not planning to quit anytime soon and you don't need a quick paycheck to suport your lifetime I think BRRR is definitely the way to go. 

We all have regular W2 jobs, and we'd love some tips on how to make the most of it.

Or would you get it as a job for those few months?