I've read a lot about BRRR and was thinking that would be the method I try out.

there would be no down payment required because of how much equity is in the household, correct?

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I find some parts of the process (Organizing purchases/deliveries, Payment, and managing important details) quite inefficient and painful at times. 

(Max vacated rents - your monthly mortgage payment) = +/- net cashflow.

The thing is, I have enough money saved for TWO down payments (to be more clear, I have $130k saved.)So my question is, can I have two loans at the same time if I’ve got money saved for two down payments?

I have successfully funded a purchase from a Scorporation (files 1120S tax return) owned property by a borrower with 25% down payment (investment/non owner)  from funds in other personal accounts other than the scorporation's accounts.

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Right out the gate, you could theoretically apply your commissions towards the down payment or towards rehabbing a property to rent it out for top dollar. #2 If you find that STR's are your passion, I recommend really studying up on CA laws and regulations on these.

Hello @Alex Deacon - does HACP pay the payment standard at the relevant tier by default, or is there any sort of negotiation with the inspector over whether the unit can be rented for that amount?