Investment in a Qualified Opportunity Zone Fund is the closest comparable.  

@Felicia Richardson I just went through the FHA duplex purchase process (closed about a week ago) and if you work with a lender experienced in FHA's it's not that difficult, really doesn't take much longer than a traditional mortgage.

If you are going with a traditional bank, your best bet is a smaller regional bank. 

This number must be lower than #7 or walk away.9 - Use above numbers to project what the maximum Purchase Price can be for a Rental and/or a Flip10 - Compare them to the actual numbers in the market you are analyzing. 

There are other comparable homes that are nearby, but they are not zoned multi-family.

So compare the $50 for three months, to $600/quarter in the city.

If i am sure that I will go the Rent strategy, I would spend a bit more to put in more durable finishes such as tile flooring potentially higher grade countertops and casework, etc, compared to flipping.

Find some comparable properties to index your rental against.

Any reason why you would not start a new traditional loan.

I am familiar with the Brrrr strategy however most often times people talk of buying with low or traditional down payment as opposed to buying the property and doing all the rehab with cash.Anyone have some examples of why you would or wouldn't want to do this?