For example, if the property you are buying is a development property, like a small house with a large lot in a developing area, then a small negative cash flow could be okay if you can carry it.

I currently own rentals in Charlotte and Tampa and those were purchased with potential for large appreciation in mind -- not so much cash flow.

Maybe they are bad communicators.Assuming you still want the place, I would do anything you want to reach out via the renal address or professional websites, but home addresses and personal social media is going too far.

The success rate will hinge largely on location, type of property, and cost of property.

With BRRRR you typically need to buy a house that needs a LOT of work because you need to get it cheap enough and do a large enough rehab to increase the value WELL ABOVE what you have invested into it.

But she takes excellent care of them (even put in a small concrete pool for them to play in during the summer:-).

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The property will be cash flowing as soon as the remodel is over and has space for one large extra unit on the lot or two small units on the lot.

I charge higher nightly rates and don't have large properties that can bring unwieldy guests.