If you are going to most basic route, a rental loan will require roughly 25% down (most lenders won't go below 75k-100k loan amounts).

I see projections like this, but are they real? 

Basically stuff that could catch me by surprise down the line with a significant expense.

I have a couple years of experience using Quickbooks so I'm pretty familiar with the basics.

Of course, I do not know any real details but $126,000 projected gross for a $850,000 purchase price would be appetizing for a lot of investors currently.   

So basically there's no way Honduras can repeat what Mexico or the Dominican Republic have done.

With some basic advertising, you should be able to hit 45 doors in a year.  

The 2 basic differences are - you self-source the deals yourself or you have someone else source them for you. 

@Arshiya Taami  Every SoCal municipality will have different levels of permits, so it’s impossible to know what you need without your scope of work and project legal location.

ADU’s are always more complicated than people think but still excited to see another option for much needed multi-family housing in our area. https://www.retoolgaithersburg.com/project-updates