Looking to refi based on the value after rehab based on rental income/cashflow (expecting it to be around $200-210k value) Aiming for $150k loan for paying off current mortgage and covering remodel/rehab costs on my propertyIs this doable without a significant down payment?

No evictions, far over 99% on time payment rate, I suspect over 99.9% collected payment rate.

How much alternate  debt do you have, how many dependents do you have, how's your W2, etc.Assuming you can weather $500/mo payments.

If you show a loss on your schedule E, the lender may decide to hit you with the full payment as a rental loss. 

Six months of non-payment later, I realized she was just seeking a sucker landlord with a slack application process.

This rent could be structured as part of their installment payments for the sale of the property. 

I am wanting to learn more about the BRRR method, wholesaling, and building passive income through real estate investing. 

My target market and only 1hr and 55mins away.What I will be offering to this potential client is a 6 month coverage at a rate of $5000 with a "boots on the ground" at $250 per visit each month to check on the progress of the property and project .If the potential client can not pay in full, I will offer an installment payment plan with a down payment of $1750 or one month plus 3 visits.

Don't expect upfront cash flow because you will be:1) Occupying one of the units 2) Putting low money down which means your monthly mortgage payment will be higher 3) You have to pay PMI (since you're putting less than 20% down, this gives the lender further security if you were to default) Start with house hacking and look at real estate as a long term wealth building strategy.

Peer Street struggled with Underwriting, collecting payments, and the math that an accounting firm calls audited while from the outside everything looked pretty.