I did visit one lot (construction not yet started) in SW Florida for which I found no deragotary information during my Internet research, but when I drove through the neighborhood, it looked problematic.  

It gives you the chance to network with seasoned investors, exchange stories, and even locate mentors who can support you along the way.BRRRR method: As the BRRRR method piques your attention, concentrate on understanding the nuances of each step—buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat.Make contact with nearby investors who have completed BRRRR transactions successfully.

With the internet these days you can find people to help, the real key is having a team on the ground for quick response if needed. 

I completed my bachelor's degree in Financial Advising with a concentration in Real Estate through LSU Shreveport back in December 2023.

It’s too concentrated having an $800k+ rental (low end in my area) and if that tenant decides to stop paying it’s going to really hurt! 

I'm just a bit surprised but not browsing the internet on the subject.

But, if it is stabilized, you can start concentrating on saving for your next property. 

Hi Dylan, I'm glad to hear you didn't get fooled by the mentorship program--all the information you need to be successful is available for free on the internet and through talking with agents, lenders and property managers.

In Cleveland OH it is 1-2BR furnished rentals priced at 1,200-1,600 monthly utilities and internet included. 

I spent most of my weekend combing the internet to see what I could find for Wisconsin but I can't seem to find anything.