I am currently renting, but looking to buy a multifamily and househack to get started in REI.Currently I have 1 checking and 1 savings account through my main bank, and 1 savings account in a high interest savings online bank (where I keep the money I plan on paying for my home purchase costs).I am wondering what the best method is for banking/accounting for a rental property.

Jonathan R since you have nothing to contribute, except your big advertising taking a lot of space but that no one is interested to look at.

But for a vacant house, I can see these methods working quite well!

(Missing an "R" on my title and can't edit... rookie move)

We have found properties that we are interested in using the the BRRRR method but we have some issues....1.)

Below you'll find my methods for deal analysis, the numbers related to my deal, and my next steps.

Any other funding methods you could think of if you don't have almost 2 years of steady income history in US?

@Fletcher ClardyBanks will increase the use of remote signing and other contactless methods of doing business such as postal,zoom etc.Banks will also continue to take loan applications, but start slowing down the processing of loans and slowing down the approval of loans.

The strategy that @Lumi Ispas is a great method but, would require you to live in the property. 

If they both come back low, then you may need to adjust your method of valuation.