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San Antonio Investor Generating Checklist for Buying BRRRR Props.

Jesse Ballou
  • Temecula, CA
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Hello All!

My name is Jesse and I'm looking to buy my first San Antonio BRRRR investment property in September/October timeframe. In the meantime, I'm hoping to assemble a checklist that runs you through the whole process from analyzing the property financials all the way through the first rent check.

Episode # 247 of the Greater Pockets Podcast was really great at breaking the buying, rehab and rental process into sections and then down further into individual steps within these sections. It was the “90 Day Challenge” episode titled: “How to Buy Your First (or Next) Rental Property by the End of the Year.”

For example in the sections regarding checking a property out they talked about due diligence items like calling utility companies to check for outstanding debts or checking the property for liens.

I plan on working closely off of this episode but I figured I should check the forums first to see if anyone has seen an existing checklist like this anywhere that I could build upon? (Why not stand on the shoulders of giants?)

Or perhaps BP members could even just chime in with individual steps that you feel are important or even have missed before?

I will share whatever I compile in the end here on the forums.

Thanks in advance!

-Jesse

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