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Mel Adams
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  • San Diego
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Kansas City: BRRRR properties all-in for less than $100k?

Mel Adams
  • Investor
  • San Diego
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Hey everyone - I'm looking at getting my first door in Kansas City using the BRRRR method, single family, C to B- neighborhood (I think), all-in for $100k or less cash. At first I thought there was enough inventory in this price range (also, I'm not sure I know what constitutes "enough"...more so just eyeballing it right now), but the more I look at it I'm not sure there is? Or at least in the neighborhood class I'm looking in. Is that an unrealistic expectation?

If all goes well, I'd like to stay in one market for more than one door so I'm not trying to build a new team out of state every deal. I'd love to get some input from local investors on if $100k or less, all-in, is a sustainable strategy in a C to B- neighborhood.

Thank you!

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