They require less hands-on management making them a great way to gain experience and build trust with local professionals down the line.The BRRRR strategy can be profitable but it relies heavily on trustworthy partners. 

Another option, to echo what @Andrew Steffens said, would be if you're serious about this business it might be worth your time to work with a licensed property manager to learn the ropes, gain some credibility, and figure out if this is something that's a good fit for you long term. 

0 Chance.Cmon, pay for insurance or just don't own real estate.Trying to gain an extra 2-3% ROI and risk your entire principal is just stupid.Don't be cheap, get insurance.

What would they have to gain from that?

Use the information you gain to narrow your focus for what is working for your market.Most importantly, if something is working well for the folks you see here or on the podcast, but it doesn't work for you, don't despair.

Cash-flow is great when you're looking to scale unit count more aggressively and appreciation is better for steady long-term gains and wealth building. 

It seems you selected your markets wisely and have actually been able to realize gains when you sold. 

Stick to one lane in investing to build velocity and really gain momentum.Hit me up if you want the inside scoop on the best areas in Central Florida—I’ve got some secrets that could make all the difference!

I’ve considered lots of options (all real estate based since I can do a 1031 exchange and avoid the capital gains tax).

Just because rent prices jump up, doesn't mean a tenants budget suddenly gains flexibility to handle that change. 3.