If you're going for non full documentation loans then there are other methods to qualify as well (rental income/ bank deposits/profit and loss/no income/etc) but these loans have higher rates and costs typically.

@Tyler KeslingYou find comps in the market that have traded in the past 6-12 months.

With over 20 years of being in the trades, I am very confident in my abilities within the industry.  

It’s why structures adjacent to vacant parcels due to demolition historically trade at significant discounts (not only because of the issue you’re grappling with but also the risks associated with underpinning and the construction process if and when the adjacent properties are redeveloped).

I would consider doing vanilla long-term rentals, but I think I want to do the BRRRR method, as scaling will be a challenge for me without it, I feel.

I am trying my best to be methodical about where to invest out-of-state, so I made the following criteria:Population: >800k people in 2023 (based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_statistical_area)Population growth2020-2023 Population growth >5% (based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_statistical_area)... 

In CS2 trading, raising funds to acquire rare skins is pretty common, especially if you're looking to flip them for profit.

The past few years, the older fixer uppers were trading at 4 caps.

Hey Everyone, I'm a HVAC/Mechanical contractor in the Upstate of SC and looking to start building an investment portfolio using the BRRRR method.

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.