The biggest problem thing overall is really have a solid deal that CAN be BRRRRd which starts with a good investor friendly agent.

If you're investing from long distance, then you need to do everything you can to work with people who've been around long enough to build a strong reputation for doing solid work.I'll leave it at that. 

West Allis, WI.Target strategy: House Hacking into BRRRRI want to buy multifamily units that have the potential for forced appreciation, in solid neighborhoods.

Understood on your points - looks like I need to get prequalified and look for some properties with a solid number in mind of what I can afford.

@Scott Kane If you have a good roof supported by solid posts and an existing slab, wouldn't it just be a matter of framing a side, rear wall and garage door opening?

Does anyone have a solid resource for pricing rents based on a revised property condition, or would be interested in providing some guidance on pricing it? 

While it is true that traditional rentals don't do that strongly here, there are plenty of ways to make solid cash flow (upwards of $1,000 a month) here in Denver.

Stays fairly well booked solid.

It seems like you're interested in remote investing, so having a solid ground team is as important as the deal.

You also need a "solid" property management company as well.