If you are saying that you are a GC and can provide a labor only quote if developing multiple lots, then send a message.

@Anita Zuniga if your end goal is to eventually move to San Diego then I think this would be a smart plan. 

Then, with a large amount of equity in the property, we look to get into the BRRR strategy.What are some things I should consider, look more into? 

Could you fit shower on back wall, toilet where door is, then sink closest to you? 

You may also include a clause in your lease that if a utility bill surpasses a specific amount, then they would be responsible for paying the difference.

I would have to pay out of the pocket for 1-2 years, but then only enjoy the rent payment coming in.

Quote from @Connor Golden: David's book is a great start.I think it's important to narrow in on a market, then look for a solid Property Manager.

The difference between the two is $4,300 (15%) or $4,000 (20%) but the rent in the area is still around $3,500-$3,700 (so you'll still lose money), but hoping that when interest rates go down and appreciation goes up, you can make money then.

They then came to appreciate I wasn't lying and trying to scare anyone and apologized.

I recommend just completing it, getting a lease signed then just doing a DSCR loan..