@Marduk Mooshoolzadeh I heard that turnning unused garages into living space was starting to pick up some momentum in your area.

Now that I've got some momentum going and have formed a JV partnership for future deals, I'm starting to 'feel' that split I pay the broker when considering my goal of 24 transactions in the next year.

Then when I start to gain more momentum in the amount of doors, they then want to talk to me about an LLC route or SCorp.

And because I'm investing out of state (from NC living overseas), momentum is going to be more important than finding the perfect BRRRR.

Mostly a momentum play picked up at a discount, but operational upside and some rent growth available to capitalize on as well.

Feels good to gain momentum.

Keep the momentum going! 

New construction for-sale prices in the Triangle are such that I'm not sure how many properties would meet that criteria.It used to be that builders would discount the first tranches of units to get some sales momentum, and then steadily raise prices on later releases.

It's more important to get some momentum going and then form your LLC (or other entity) later on.It's not necessary to buy education courses, but if you want to go that route (I often do), then I'd recommend Chris Prefontaine for buying on terms. 

After the first couple, we started to build up some momentum and equity, which we then used to invest in other rentals and scale our portfolio.Another way you might consider is partnering with others, especially those with lots of capital but very little time.