Hi everyone, I am located in N.

Recently transitioned from a BRRRR to a fix n flip late last year.

This way you grab another door fairly quickly and do not have to share in the profits with family - yourself n your brother can invest individually and earn 2 x what you would by investing with each other. 2.)

I think there's a strong future for STR in Colorado Springs and like @Jenn N.

Purchased my first rental about a year ago but no good experience with a fix n flip.  

Can anyone give me some insight n help me a little. 

I only look to this exit when my primary buyers pass on a deal (if they are interested, I pay an agent a flat fee to conduct my business)....My primary buyers pass a lot on deals because they are buy n hold investors, so the numbers are different than fix n flip numbers.

Hello forum, As the title reads, I’m new to Gwinnett/N.

We can help you find many inv properties in Leander, Cedar Park, N Austin, Pflugerville and Round Rock. 

I have a lot of confidence of on-going short-term rent appreciation (next 5 years) but less confidence of significant on-going property appreciation (I expect a leveling off but am not real confident of any prediction).High end homes (bigger and more expensive) have worse cash flow than middle class or working class homes.Note a small multiplex or your 16+ unit will experience similar rent and property appreciation to your SFR and have better initial cash flow (it will be poor initial cash for San Diego but increase with the rent appreciation).To summarize, SFR are not the best buy n hold investment option in San Diego.