If you’re going to let something like that stop or slow you down at this stage, I can tell you that you’re going to face MUCH MUCH larger obstacles later. 

I don't know that I'd finance 100% for any % but I wouldn't for 50%.If you're still in the starter stage where you don't have your own capital, be happy with whatever you can get IMO. 

I don't know if you have much of as budget left, but I've found drywall guys are a dime a dozen around here and if you can bring one on to help you finish for 15-20 an hour, you'll breeze through hanging and finishing that stage :-)

As we are in our early stages of business, we plan to be on the lower side of income.

@Jesse Daconta there are different reasons to set up an LLC (or other business structure) at various stages of a deal. 

Hi Quintinn,Yes, I am in the final stages (I hope) of rehabbing a house for rent.

They tend to be a bit more flexible and the economics of the deal itself would be one of the driving factors for approval.On your first discouragement point, any other option at this stage is likely to require another party as either a part owner/investor, or as hard money with a BRRR.On point number 2, I wouldn't actively discount smaller buildings, especially at first.

She also, like me, stages and has pro quality photos taken of all her listings (not just the higher end ones, like some people do), and she's very good at pricing correctly. 

It's been somewhat difficult to balance the right amount of risk to take vs the payoff, and what to value in the beginning stages vs as I get more experienced.

There can be a big reward for being early investing in a neighborhood but of course one is taking on more risk in the earlier stages .