The best part about BRRR—even when you fail to implement it successfully, you can still win.

My interest in real estate stems from reading Craig Curelop's The House Hacking Strategy: How to Use Your Home to Achieve Financial Freedom; ever since reading this book, I have been learning in preparation to purchase my wife and I's first investment property a 2-4 unit small multiplex (in Massachusetts driving distance from my wife's work in Medfield) which will allow us to implement Craig's house hacking strategy, and begin to scale our real estate business toward financial freedom.

I would research if the submarket support implementing RUBS on water and possibly trash. 

@Christian Smith everything @Craig Curelop stated above is 100% accurate and you should implement those items.

I would like to at the very least try to implement a RUBS system first before we cut bait on this building.

Looking forward to interacting with everyone.Quick question regarding Real Estate statistics and tools you use for different strategies you use for your investments or personal buying/selling.The reason I ask, is because it seems the Real Estate website are beginning to implement statistics to support the listings (Zillow, Redfin, etc).

The strategy I am thinking about implementing is to buy rental properties,  and then utilize the cash flow to buy additional properties.   

However, because of the loose way Dodd-Frank was written and the amount of details left for states to implement, there are huge differences from state to state, I recommend contacting an attorney in SC.

However, there's a big difference between having an approximate or even exact recipe, and the actual implementation of said recipe.

I think it's more helpful to be able to articulate your high-level choice first, and only then worry about the specific implementation decisions of that plan.