We'll take any and all advice we can get- especially when it comes to non-traditional funding, establishing our team (especially contractors), and establishing relationships.

Jerel, If the end buyer is paying all cash this shouldn't be a problem, however if they are applying for traditional loan to obtain this property 9/10 the lender will not pay for the "assignment fee" portion of the overall price.

You continue doing your same business model but now have a legit license to fall back on even though you aren't using it "traditionally". 

(preferably with professional property management given that I live over 3 hours away)  At this point, I'm just trying to wrap my mind around how an investment like this would compare to a more traditional buy & hold investment (which is what my portfolio currently consists of). 

What are some of the complications that may arise from trying to use BRRRR with traditional financing?

My biggest concern is if the additional cashflow will justify the additional management work which short term rentals / airbnb demand over traditional rentals.  

Also I’m more wanting to know if there is any good way to approach maybe a private investor for something like this or if traditional loans would be best bc I’d be able to take advantage of the 3.5% down payment.

It also is a creative spin on the traditional bandit sign (small, sharpie, rough, and easily missed)Bigger, professional, statement worthy bandit signs make sense...and leads.A little side note....Nike, now is a behemoth, however when they were on the come up in the mid-90s they implemented a series of guerrilla marketing tactics during the Olympics of '94 in Atlanta.  

I have found so much more value in my self-studies via reading books, listening to podcasts, interacting here on the forums, working in mastermind groups etc. than I have with traditional school work.

Basically, HELOC is similar to a credit card, but has a higher credit limit, and most of the traditional banks will not do HELOC less than $10,000 limit.