Are there aesthetics they are usually concerned about/does it need to match the home? 

I'm all for getting a match (free money), but I'm not for maxing out a vehicle that will get hammered with taxes on the way out

Beyond that, I'm just very quick to fire clients that aren't willing to pull the trigger when I present deals that match their stated criteria.Some of my best clients were people that were relative novices when I met them, but were well capitalized, had good jobs, and big goals.

Florida (as of midnight tonight) is matching the rest of the US by initiating a stay at home procedure.

You should always run your own numbers, but the stuff I get from him tends to match my own pretty well. 

The ideal situation would be to get a loan that allows me to put 10% or less.

Ideal price to acquire would be 1.7m, net profit of $156,000 per year.

That would be ideal if you have equity in the property, which exists if there is a difference between your loan balance and your property value.

IDeally, I am looking to implement the BRRRR strategy, or some similar variation. 

Obviously I cant really do much right now due to the pandemic so I am researching but I have a few questions regarding the financing: Ideally I will use hard money for the acquisition and rehab and then go to a bank for the refi.