For a standard rehab/flip loan, does the loan product support a pure "asset based" approach? 

I want to quickly start out with just a fast background, discovered Poor Dad, Rich Dad end of 2019, immediately hooked and mind set changed + blown of the opportunities in REI.

Poor choice of wording on my part.

These loans can be as various as mortgage loan products and you'll be surprised at how well these work for you in your business.

The risks are the risks you have with an investment - poor Mgmt, recession, etc. else RE is the safest investment else banks wouldn't lend on it (they don't lend you 80% leverage on stocks bonds or mutual funds).

( ie. full month, 1/2 month ) Maybe you are using Obligo or another service/product that allows the tenant to pay a low nonrefundable monthly fee to insure their unit against damages.

Then, I came across Rich Dad Poor Dad while I was browsing through social media and decided to read it/listen to the audiobook as well.

But a guy that bounces around between agents and PM’s etc will always wonder if his agent is ripping him off, worry that somebody else got “his deal” and have a poor reputation with whoever he’s doing business with.

Also don't price things aginst what they cost to rent, rental stores often times change upto 80% of the product cost to rent. 

Particularly IRA holders with smaller balances who are getting poor returns.