true cash flow is only going to come either (1) after many years of ownership, when the property is stable and rents have gone up; or (2) with a completely different, probably tougher strategy or niche.think about a down payment, closing costs, light repairs, rent ready costs, commission to the property management company, then you fix a dishwasher, then in year 2 the furnace goes.

Overall, in markets like Jacksonville, where the demand for both homes and rentals remains strong, there’s significant potential for investors who are ready to snatch the opportunity.

So get your 401k and HSA and other self directed accounts ready.

Once you're ready for the next purchase, you will have experience, solid systems, and the confidence to tackle a bigger project like a BRRRR.

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If we plan to rent to a commercial tenant in the future then should we opt for commercial property insurance now, or just homeowner insurance and then change to commercial once that space is ready to be rented?