If you have any major concerns jumping out at you I'd be happy to walk through or chat about it further with you.  

My long term goal is to have a portfolio of rental properties in my local area through the BRRR method that could allow me to retire, whether or not I choose to. 

2) What methods do you use to determine a comfortable number pay the lessor per month while leaving enough  wiggle room to pay mortgage, cover for vacancies, repairs, taxes while having a good cash flow left over with the intent of saving this to use for the 20% down payment when the option is exercised.3) Would you pay for an inspection up front before the contract is signed, or wait until it's time to exercise the option?

My question is that we are really looking for flips at this point but due to potential cash flow of this property, which i have yet to analyze, do yall think this could be a good candidate for the BRRR method or are there things i need to consider first that i may not have thought of yet?

My concern is whether it is common for banks to have clauses in a HELOC product that will allow them to stop the draw period at any time due to discontent in dropping housing values. 

We provide Business and personal loans worldwide as long as it concerns financial assistance.

My biggest concern is buyers wanting to view the property with the seller present.

I log in every couple days to renew those posts.I’m starting to get concerned.

My concern is this: if I decided to do an MLO and made my payment directly to the Seller's lender, would I not still be in jeopardy because the other properties on the lien (which I have not control over) could default.

There are many posts here on biggerpockets about investors being concerned about the Chicago RLTO changes which state tenants can sue landlords for minor errors with the security deposit.