Seriously, though, I like to keep it simple (market is high, about right, or low), position myself accordingly and while still covering myself for all reasonable outcomes ... beyond that, I think we can quickly pass the point of diminishing marginal returns on our analysis and into the realm of false precision.When I wore a younger man's clothes I used to do something similar, except back then I was working at JPL and running monte carlo analysis and every possible worse case I could throw at the spacecraft simulator.

One thing that has nothing to do with money and also supports my style is the relationship seems to go south after a tenant is in the property close to a year.

Its really simple, just wipe on with a cloth like your staining bare wood(my favorite color is Dark Walnut).

I want it to be a BRRR style project and whether its a SFH or a multi-family I don't know.

(I've had luck with pergo in kitchens...follow their instructions) Is the trim on either side of the door the same style?

I love the BRRRR method and I think it fits my investing style but I just want to get started but not sure how to come up with the initial financing.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You can take up to a year to finish (some) online courses or if you want to get it all out of the way in just a few days you can take a local classroom style course.  

If it is a light issue you could easily get some black out curtains for each unit, if it is a thermal issue they make rubber backed thermal insulated curtains (think hotel style on the little tracks) you can get them fairly cheaply if you purchase a lot of them.

The risk you run by having drawings all ready and paid for is that developers may have their own style, design, numbers, etc.  

(2) Conventional Renovation - You may be able to get a "commercial line loan" these are tough to find for remodel, usually it is more of a new construction style loan. (3) Hard Money - This expensive - but you can convert to a permanent loan and live in it.I hope this helps.