@Yumiko A.We have lots of clients using the BRRRR strategy in either a Solo 401(k) or a self-directed IRA.Because a non-recourse loan is riskier to the lender, the LTV's are a little lower than one might expect when borrowing personally. 

@Trent Warner Being a new investor and in a new area can be overwhelming but is doable, as most of my clients are from out of state.

I always at least returned every call to say no thanks.However many Contractors have been led around by the nose for years by 'potential clients' that are 'going to buy a rental' and want 'your best price', because 'I will give you lots of work'.

I really dont have anyone in my circle and, as a commercial banker, think it would be a little unethical to ask any of my clients.

I just did this with another client and since his LTV was so low, and didn't need much cash it was better off to go with a conventional loan. 

I can't post the contact info here, but if you search and find Steve Winder, that's the right one (note - outside of being a happy client, I am not affiliated with them)

None of my clients have a problem with it. 

I’m an Associate Broker at Lynam Real Estate Agency in Bar Harbor and have experience helping clients purchase STRs in the Hancock County region of Downeast Maine.

Hi Anthony - an investor client that I was working with recently needed to get a quote for a similarly sized property in Troy.

If I'm not, my clients will choose another agent.