This makes it a classic BRRRR.How confident are you in the rent and ARV?

I'm guilty of getting attached.I have a big old classic rental I got in '87 for $67k that I rehabbed myself for about $3,000 & then rented.

The classic UMW house hack is usually a duplex 5 minutes around the campus, while regular house hackers often prefer to stay clear from that area and will prefer neighborhoods without students.

@Harry Williams I'll give you the classic, it depends.

Purchase price: $90,000 Cash invested: $1 Sale price: $105,000 This was a classic assignment of contract.

I looked at a few of the prominent folks but didn't find anything in Tampa in the near future. www.meetup.com is a classic place to find real estate events

If you're going for the classic California investor strategy of purchase 10 properties worth $40k a piece, your issue is going to be tenants and property management.For reference to my earlier comment on volume of dollars - what happens when a market correction reduces the $40k property value in half?

A classic example of how buying when others are fearful can pay off. 

You should not have purchased a condo where the outside is in bad condition and expect your neighbors to bark and roll over for you.This is a classic example of why I stay away from condos and there is another 20 or 30 more reasons.

From my experience, the classic Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat (BRRRR) in Kansas City departed stage left.I am a GM of a medium-sized property management company in Kansas City, Missouri.