I’ve read about strategies like house hacking but am not too enthusiastic about what it would take (also not very feasible given the current cash I have), also the ‘BRRR’ method, though I wonder if it might be too ambitious for my first property.

For my first property I'm going to use the BRRRR method and from there keep growing my portfolio.

I was talking to the guy that found me the deal and he said it has a Federal Pacific electrical panel and he's saying I'll have to rip out all the sheetrock and redo the wiring in the house as well as the plumbing because it has galvanized pipes.

With these methods, you would be able to reach a large number of sellers without necessarily spending too much per contact, as compared to direct mail.

Other methods? 

This includes PM's, inspectors, lenders, GC's, and all the subcontractors you need (electricians, HVAC, plumbing, etc.)Would love to connect and talk more about investing in Cincinnati.

Cash Flow: Older Property: Yes, an older home might need costly repairs down the road, such as roofing, plumbing, or electrical upgrades.

Plumbing roofing electrical hvac water heater everything is new so Im not expecting nothing major for at least 5 years.

I am a week away from COE.Buyer's sewer inspection report came up with the following:"CAST IRON PRESENT: The age of the plumbing system should be taken into consideration.

New/updated plumbing/sewer/septic5.