If you can't, maybe your shouldn't be investing.When investing with a LLC, the generally accepted method when it comes down to it is to treat like a legal entity and not involve your personal name.

I just closed on a home the I intend to use the brrrr method.

It’ll be painful, but a few months in and it’ll be just as second nature as your day job.

You can either just go the BRRRR method.

Colorado Springs is predicted to keep growing, and I think the natural barriers of the mountains and water supply will result in cash flow to come.

I would consult your attorney before using some of the above mentioned methods as here in CA, you could easily get sued for some of those.Asking with your sob story is step 1.

I'm hoping to use the BRRRR method on run-down small multi-family properties in Connecticut. 

My recommendation is buy a midrange washer and dryer and have them professionally installed, this will make the house more attractive to prospective tenants (most renters aren't brining their washer and dryer around with them) and you will ensure that it is safely connected as some are natural gas and washers require water.  

I would make sure my rental agreement mentioned there were no communication methods. 

Natural disasters, rent control, ordinances, against STR's, taxes etc all pose risk to investors in real estate.