Obviously BRRRR stands for:B - BuyR - RehabR - RentR - RefinanceR - RepeatBuyFor Buy, you can use the traditional methods of finding a property like looking for REOs on the MLS, networking, etc.

@Rosston SmithNo, you are not required to have a professional management company.

Good morning,How safe would you say these areas (5120 ranstead st, etc) are for purchasing a multiplex as an owner occupant as a young professional?

Our service model includes tax planning, but we always encourage working alongside other professionals (CPAs, attorneys) to ensure that strategies are executed with all t's crossed and i's dotted.

Just like you have buddies you play with, adults have people they know and connect with for different reasons.When they build these connections, it's called networking.

Network whenever and where ever you can to find the WHO'S you will need in your journey.

I would also talk to a professional about where to set a thermostat (google says it should not be more than 85) and I would approach it as a good-faith you were checking her concerns: "When I came by the other day I know we had briefly spoke about the furnace, so I reached out to a professional and they stated to not set it above ____. 

It is important for property owners to consult with legal professionals to draft a clear and comprehensive power of attorney document that explicitly outlines the scope of authority granted, thereby ensuring that their interests are protected and that the appointed individual has a clear understanding of their responsibilities.Property Management Agreements:When property owners decide to enlist the services of a property management company, they enter into an agreement that typically encompasses various provisions, one of which pertains to lease signing authority.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Lots of 25 year amortization options, but 30 is often doable in our network.