Que the BRRRR strategy. 100K is a good amount to get started (and theoretically keep using that same 100K to buy properties over and over at a steady pace). 

It out paces the flippers return, it just takes time and patience.  

I rank them and put my max bid in the spreadsheet so that I can follow a fast paced auction and try and get some deals on properties that I would want to own. 

This site attracted us as it is in an Opportunity Zone, qualifies for PACE financing, and has lots of development occurring within a quarter mile.

I believe in today’s fast paced world the best way to find the best deals is by cold calling or something direct.

I’m pacing to have these three loans paid off in 7 years so I can quit my day job.

I have visited it, my wife and I drove around Woodlands, Spring, Tomball area, but we didn't end up buying there anyways.As far as construction goes we are still moving forward and at a pretty good pace.  

The project is on pace to complete by the August 1st deadline I set for myself and I have a tenant lined up to move in that day.

The bad part about SFH is when its vacant you are killing yearly cashflow at a rapid pace. 

And people make WAY to big a deal out of sharing spaces (baths, kitchens) - do your due diligence and you’ll be just fine.On a $50,000 investment, the rent by the room model has allowed us to pace for a 26% CoC return (with the potential for a 50% CoC), and an almost 100% ROI if you account for loan pay down and 3% appreciation (which is conservative for Denver and our specific subdivision).