My main questions, if I'm understanding BRRRR correctly, are; how common is it for lenders to offer a commercial 30 year note with low deed seasoning (if any) at 75%/LTV; and where is good place to look for them?

I would love to connect with anyone willing to share some prospective on: 1) The MFH market in Charlotte (including the surrounding area)2) Where to source the best deals3) Common pitfalls to watch out for4) Agents and brokers who specialize in sourcing deals for investors5) Anything anyone else one would find helpful when investing in CharlotteThanks!

Common requirements are that there home has to have functioning roof and walls, utilities, toilets, etc.  

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

The fact that you have private capital available and ready to go is very helpful and will go a long way in getting your first deal started.There are several ways you could pay back your investors/lenders, most commonly with some sort of refinance.

This is essentially a buffer for error/reduced demand/the unknown.

HELOC's are a common investment tool.

The most common portfolio style loan in Texas is a 20 year adjustable rate loan.

It is a common question.

Lawrence,The inspection is a very common part of the insurance process now.