All Forum Posts by: Marcus Delitry

@Jerry Puckett

Rent - Probably the safest route, but in a year I would imagine myself still in the same place saving up for the next property.

Flip/Brrr - Definitely high risk, but pays off with higher, faster returns. In a year I'd probably be flipping another house (assuming the first went well).

Wholesaling - I imagine the risk is low or moderate, but quite a hassle. I imagine it would pay off well and in a year I would possibly have done it multiple times (again if I did it well).

Hello, I joined BP not too long ago and would appreciate a moment of your time for some general direction. I am familiar with the different types of investing methods (flip, rent, brrr, etc.), but I am having trouble finding what is practical for me. I am closing in on 30k in savings. I am stationed in CA. This makes it impractical to purchase property locally, so I will have to go remote. What seems practical for me to start with? I am looking for general answers to average out so I know what I am looking for. I appreciate any guidance.

Hello, I recently got stationed in southern California and was wondering how buying and selling rental real estate works on the military. I am new to rental real-estate. I know the basics but am not sure how it all works out if say, I get deployed and am away from my properties. Anybody with real-estate experience in the military?