I wouldn't want to just flip it myself, I would BrRRR.If anyone in the area is thinking of a specific property or market there feel free to msg me for my feedback on it.I've just begun analyzing hypothetical deals in a 90 challenge, I'm on 13 I believe, I have a young kid and need to speed up my pace a little.

If you settle on the Pensacola Market(Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Perdido Key, Milton, Pace, Cantonment, Navarre) I'm happy to share some attorneys, property managers, handymen, ect...

Most importantly it gives my US portfolio the greatest likelihood of keeping pace (or exceeding) the rate of inflation...I can't overstate how important being cognizant of inflation is in designing a long term portfolio and it's something most investors ignore.  

I learn better on my own and at my own pace so I was just curious on that?

I've bought Pace's Course, John Martinez's Course and I have nothing but good things to say about them!

I am definitely emphasizing the modern conveniences my cabins offer (wifi, full kitchen, delivery services etc) so people feel like they'll have all the comforts of home while still getting a change of pace.  

This is because 27.1 million homes were built between 2000-2009 but the Great Recession derailed the pace of home building by almost 80%.

Hey @Lin Ding - once contracts are signed, inspection is completed, and everything else seems to be moving at the pace you expect it to - there really isn't much negotiation left to do. 

The upside on single family homes: They tend to appreciate at a much faster pace than small multifamily, condos, townhomes, etc.The downside on single family homes: You're going to have a really hard time finding one that cash flows right now with high interest rates (especially when you're only putting 5% down)

The Index, at 87, reflected a Slow pace of demand, down from a Steady pace in September.