The strategies you mentioned above seem to be more advanced strategies, but if that is what you enjoy, learn as much as you can and get into it.With minimal income, I would suggest saving up some money, buying a new primary residence that you can house hack, and keeping your current property as a rental.

with the market flat, contractors booked up, materials expensive and tremendous competition for deals it is very, very difficult for a new investor at this time.i've used hard money and also bought with cash and then financed the rehab.

Construction obviously varies but roughly you could use $150-250/SF, until you talk to a local contractor.

I was going to run an STR in the home and he would enjoy a higher rent than from a regular LTR rental AND he would have the property managed too.All was going beautifully.

If you mean maintenance, people find a trusted contractor.

All contractors and all subcontractors need the SAME set of plans and it saves so much time not having to measure and re-measure.

The core 4 consists of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and a lender.

I am definitely walking a non-traditional route in real estate, but truly enjoying the journey.

I'm new to Biggerpockets and I'm excited to connect with fellow real estate investors and contractors.

Hey everyone- I'm considering building some investment properties and am interested in chatting with builders, contractors or property owners who have used either Procore or Buildertrend to manage their projects.