My 'due diligence' is just about checking out a 'single house.' 

Generally you want to get to at least $100k in loan amount with $75k absolute lowest for both hard money and DSCR - probably your best bet is to finance with cash or private money investor/partner on the first few projects until you build up enough capital to get to those higher amountsPS - you mentioned a lot of reading and learning on this, on the chance you didn't see this article, check this recently published BiggerPockets piece I did on your exact topic - Pros/Cons/Options of financing BRRRR strategyhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/brrrr-loans-what-are-the-...

Just another "spreadsheets aren't real life" reality check.

Everyone takes pictures of everything nowadays, we all have phones in our hands constantly, so I don't believe they don't have pictures.Your Contractor is right in not re-pouring the driveway while it is so cold, so I would believe his story.I would stick to your generous offer to deduct a few bucks off of the rent (maybe $100) for their troubles and then tell them to go pound sand.

Check the rules in Honolulu, where there are specific guidelines.

Without checking the title yet, My question is, should I still possibly pursue it if under which circumstances?

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.3.

Furthermore, some of them also accept traditional payment methods such as personal checks, certified checks, or money orders, which can be dropped off or mailed to their office.Property Advertising and Move-In ProcessWhen it comes to advertising your property, property managers ensure that it gets maximum exposure.

@Jonathan BockThanks for the reality check.

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