AIM: FLIP to start and build up additional liquidIty with a long term focus on the BRRRR strategy and generating sustainable cashflow through multI-family properties.

The best time to make big changes is immediately, supplementing your tenants rent when below market is charity not business.

I wanted to supplement my reading with other sources of information, which lead me to the Bigger Pockets podcast.

I aim to begin this journey by investing in small multi family units in the Savannah Georgia area.

So aim lower than it could ever possibly be or walk away.

Hey @Jordan Lynam ,In an Absent Owner situation, most investors aim to collect $1,000 of rents per $100,000 of property they buy.Since you are wanting to cashflow while living in one unit, you have to raise your rent requirements to roughly $2,000/month per unit per $100,000Those kinds of rents are incredibly difficult to find, in a neighborhood that you want to live in.

There are pockets of south LA that are decent but even those are getting pricey.... also, putting down 30-50% on a property to see "positive ROI" aka cash flow, generally isn't the kind of cash flow people are aiming for.

I'm very OCD and like order so the night before I try to have all my clothes/supplements ready and gym packed.Non training days: Caffiene/Nootropics and cardio by 6 am.Rest of the morning is getting ready for work by 8 am. 

, then aim.

Being an agent can be good supplemental income on the side if you do through commissions.