Speak with a VA lender for specifics, but you can 100% do it.Good luck!

The trouble I'm experiencing in South Denver, specifically Highlands Ranch, is the averages I'm getting aren't enough to even breakeven.

The general won't because you are doing some of the work and he can not represent to the city when stuff will be done and whether it will be up to specifications/code.

There are little nuances and differences specifically when it comes to Canadians but most of what others said on the thread here is correct.

That's unrealistic after a year unless you're doing a certain level of rehab, which it does sound like NACA pays for renovations although I'm unsure how much.All this information I took directly from their website - https://www.naca.com/faq/gener...

This gets complicated and is not a DIY project.And, depending on the specifics, various other limitations can come into play.

Most ev owners will have a cord specific to their car that will let them charge with just that. 

Hey @Christopher PrideIn terms of recommending an area or specific contacts there, I think that has to be a "you" decision.

Major banks are really not for our kinda jam.You will need to find a specific investor centric lender.

Building relationships with buyers and having a database of active market that specifically has cashflow.