@Dreama Rice, so long as the siding is in good condition, don't worry about it. 

I'm also looking to BRRR, currently looking at Tampa Heights, Temple Terrace and USF area. 

Nick Tang has one in meetup.com "New Jersey Real Estate Investors Association" in 650 Terrace Ave, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ not sure if it is close to where you are but it is one of the meetups up north.

@Katya JosephYou can add me to your list.I have been Investing in Brooklyn for 2 decades and currently hold 7 multi-family properties in Windsor Terrace, Clinton Hill, Bed-Stuy and Ditmas Park.I'm interested in helping this group.

@Marc Rice thank you for the breakdown!

I am seeing some interesting investment opportunities in a number of areas, also fix and flip opportunities in places like Bothell and Mountlake Terrace, as just an example.

Whatever you choose, take everyone’s opinion here (including mine), with a grain of organic grass fed rice.

Quote from @Heidi Rice: @Wendy Jiang I don't see any post mentioning brand.

We just renovated one unit (the one we are living in 1bed/1bath) and another became vacant so we will be rehabbing that as well; the thing is 1) this next unit we need to rehab is a 4bed/2bath so, obviously, the cost will be higher & we are running out of cash.Options for rehab financing: 1) Tap into low interest/ deferred interest CC debt (military USERRA)+ invest every available penny after rice and beans2) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + Tap into reserves tactically + use CC as a last resort3) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + VA renovation loan4) Another combination of the above mentionedSorry in advance if this post is too much!

Its certainly a different market from Dallas and SMU or Houston and Rice.