I'm wondering how the dedicated flippers/rehabbers who try to get in and out of a property as quickly as the rehab and the market allow to minimize holding costs work this out?

@Nick Rutkowski If you have all of the furnishings already I think you can set this up with the help of dedicated cleaners and some automated tools like smart locks and exterior cameras. 300x5 units is an extra $18,000.00 a year passively which may not seem like a lot to some but if you already have all the start up supplies which is the bulk of the upfront costs I say why not.

So map out 10, and dedicate a day or two to drive to them, sit and talk with their commercial lending department for a few minutes and see what they can do for you!

I have capital but I’m not sure I have the extra time to dedicate to managing a rental property.  

But he stayed patient, dedicated, and got our deal done with fantastic terms.

Tell your folks we appreciate their hard work and dedication to making this a better world. 

I know this is usually not the way to go for investment properties, but it might make sense for our scenario until I can dedicate more time to it.Your last one is a good question, I hadn't really thought too much about the loan side. 

My life was full, arguably far better without the distraction then those who dedicated the hours per day to whatever show. 

But it's great practice to run those numbers, and you're clearly dedicated to your REI goals, so I'm sure you'll find the right investment soon.Best of luck!

Reading the forums, books, and listening to pod cast all day has peaked my interest in the BRRRR method found here on BiggerPockets.My intent is to work towards dedicating my full time focus on this business.