What is the best method to ensure they get that money back.

The goal for this project is to implement the BRRR method to get to 2nd property, but I am not really sure how to start. 

I also believe it is quite a viable method in getting started. 

(The vacancy numbers are weighted by county specific vacancy counts, not a numeric average of county vacancy rates.)I put a link to the source of the data at the end.2019 Proj Total Population (& annual growth)1,255,325+0.86%2014 Proj Total Population1,203,7352010 Census Total Population1,162,386July 2015 Certified Population Estimate (NC only)1,190,4732010 Census Total Population: Urban627,87254%2010 Census Total Population: Rural534,51446%As for housing, the 2010 vacancy numbers reflect the impact of the Great Recession.

Maybe consider avenues of REI that don't require a down payment; like the sit-on-a-beach-and-make-10K-wholesaling-in-8-hours methods….or maybe not.

What are some good methods/ strategies or formulas to use in figuring out the ARV of a property?

Will this method of financing affect a delayed financing refi in my name after the property has been rehabbed?

I'm trying to figure out my cheapest, and also most efficient method for financing a potential HUD house that will be a live-in flip.

For my corporate job I use SAP which would be overkill for a much simpler business like Real Estate at least from the accounting perspective.2) Is there a BP post on process flows (infographic) for deal aquisitions that way I can wrap my head around whatever methods of deal aquisitions exist?

Just a method of reducing vacancy from the start and driving traffic just slightly with a simply modification.