After listening to the 90 day challenge, I am preparing to get our first investment property by the end of this year and employ the BRRRR strategy.Thanks,Steve K.

They will happily put together an Excel list of pre-forclosures, or divorces, or high equity, low equity, owned for 10+ years, etc.Shouldn't be too hard to squeeze out of them.

Plus finding someone to manage this can be more difficult because of the low price points.

In terms of crowdfunding systems, I have seen "deals" where there is a low entry point for people to invest their money (as low as $1000 - at least in the US).

I have gotten several leads for awesome rental properties, but have not been able to do anything as I can’t find an investor who will invest in a low dollar amount on a house.

Remember that you always have option to choose between actual expenses, but with prices of gas still low and mileage deduction still high @ $0.535 / mile mileage deduction will likely be more beneficial to you. 

Because I am not currently seeking employment, I was hoping to rely on my father and his leverage to help.

Based on rental income would be great since I'm self employed so minimal documentation is best for me.Any ideas?

I’m currently working full time (on W2) and have money in my employer 401k.

napkin math we have done with rents at about 1200 or less 40 to 50% of gross for costreal low rents and the number goes higher.. if you do better great but this should give you a reality number over a 10 year hold.