They then use their new knowledge and skills to take on bigger projects which they then BRRRR to scale more aggressively.I don't know a lot about North Carolina but I know there's investors there seeing great success. 

1) Don't fall into analysis paralysis, theres a ton of ways to invest in Real Estate, pick one and go.2) Take action.

What's not going to happen is your going to get good long term pm done for you in rough areas with no other incentives like they are making money more on project management of the renovations. 

Seems like a great way for rehaber to make the financials look any way they want.I can think of a few technologies that might help track income and expenses across projects that don't involve saving pieces of paper / invoices / pdfs :)  

Hey everyone,I’m currently in the process of creating a pitch deck for a new project and could really use some inspiration.

You might look into some of the real estate crowdfunding sites that allow you to invest only a few hundred dollars into whatever project you like and build up savings in the meantime so that you can take down one of these deals in the future.

As of March 2024, this is what I've learned: --> He states he only enters into deals that are projected to earn no less than 25% return, and says he's averaging about 36% return on property investments. 

If it becomes a project, I will do the same as you.

As others have also noted, DSCR loans are separate from rehab loans which are often structured as hard money loans bundled with the upfront purchase.We fund both hard money for the purchase + rehab as well as long-term DSCR loans for the cash out refinance in BRRRR projects.

My biggest hurdle has been securing financing to work on multiple projects simultaneously.