We don't need assistance with financing and will very likely use a property management company (even though we self-manage in the US).Thanks!

I suggest going with conventional financing for these first loans as long as you qualify, and then when you start reaching barriers, look into investor-friendly loan products to fund future deals.

Each city will be different you might pull it off for as little as 20k could be as high as a few hundred grand. next is financing this is where Logan comes in on top of his expertise..

Unless they are specialized or hard-to-find financing options, you should certainly shop around and move on. 

Knocked on seller's door and grew relationship with him How did you finance this deal?

I was surprised by how fast you scaled up using creative financing.

If you build it unpermitted and you go to sell it you will need to disclose that to the buyer which could impact their financing and your price.

But occasionally, you can find an ok one that can be financed on the MLS.

Unfortunately the barrier for entry into a lower-end home is about $1 million now, and property taxes are low (likely less than $5k).I currently have a financed home with about ~250k in equity (2% interest rate), and we have about ~220k in cash. 

How did you finance this deal?