Hi everyone! I will summarize my situation. I have one SFH rental property, and 250k liquid. My cash flow goal is 4K monthly. Honestly, I want to get there as fast and smart as possible. I have studied real estate for...

These seem like a way cheaper alternative to build on a plot of land and a good way to get cashflow by year 1 instead of going the traditional home construction route.

I guess what I am really wondering is if you are you essentially trading potential equity in a home for being able to avoid a seasoning period with the delayed financing route?

Going this route will require you to get a construction loan and take on the financial risk.

I am not big on regular office as there is no STICKINESS as a I call it with a tenant.

Maybe some people have some success with this route too? 

@Tyler Smerz - If you can qualify for a conventional loan and can afford the extra 1.5% down payment, I'd recommend going that route over FHA so that you can save yourself some money on the Mortgage insurance cost.

Do most use regular banks or other lenders.

In David Greene's BRRRR book, he suggested that it is better to wait and save up for a BRRRR as opposed to the speedier route and just doing a conventional loan on a SFH.Would you guys advise on saving up 100k on a BRRRR with a chance to repeat and get the reps of REI much more frequently, or use 50k on a SFH because it's less complicated and can be a good intro into REI?

I do worry about 'regular' Oklahomans.