I’m starting off wanting to get into a primary residence that I plan to house hack and then figure out the next move into investment properties but that’s down the roadwith all that said, are there other ways that im not thinking of to 1.

One key takeaway for future projects is the value of hiring professional painters.

Another thing, the threads move down the forums rather quickly because it's so busy, so the odds of your post being seen for long by very many people is minimal. 

Quote from @Celine Besson: Hi everyone,We recently moved from Memphis, TN, to Montreal, Quebec.Before leaving, we planned to invest in a small house, renovate it, and rent it out (Ultimate goal would be to BRRRR).

Do you have a price point you're targeting and are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

@Steven NguyenThe BRRR method is a solid strategy, but careful planning is key.

However, the entire market depends on Robins Air Force Base, with not much else moving the needle.

I don't think you will find it, but if you do, it'll cost ya.It sounds like an amazing house hack if you can move your life around to make it your primary (and the financing will get MUCH easier).

I’d be happy to chat more about what you're seeing in different markets and what strategies might help you move forward with confidence.

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