The year I flipped homes was some of the most challenging, fulfilling, and genuinely fun time I have had working in my career so far. 

During my sport career I did an MBA and after finishing my career I transitioned into real estate investing.

I’ve been partially ham stringed investing by the fact that I can only earn about $45K/year at my W-2.

These deals are much easier to get locked down and offer more options for disposition strategy, but would rely on a qualified buyer pool who would be earning more than the six figures through w2 or a business.Benefits:- No Down payment deals- Seller carries 25-50% of purchase price- Lower interest rate than banks.

I live in California but i am familiar with the area since i started my career there.

What awards or accolades have you earned?

Since you are still young, you will most likely change careers multiple times before you really learn what you love to do for work.

That said, it looks like if I rent out the bedrooms separately, I can earn more for the property overall (500-600 per bedroom vs 800-900 for the whole house.)

I, unfortunately, have alot of experience in catastrophic losses and large scale insurance claims.This is my attempt to give back to this community and provide some of my hard earned wisdom in the hopes that it helps you navigate this horrific situation.Get a support network now.

To start, I’d like to ask you a question: What is more important, purchasing real estate where you can obtain 100% return of your capital through the BRRRR investment method but otherwise break even or even worse lose money or alternatively  leave some of your capital in the deal but earn a profit when the property is sold?