I'm wondering if there are any other tools or strategies you've found effective for sourcing off-market properties that might be more budget-friendly.I've already identified my target market, and I'm hoping to find a tool that can help me implement my cold calling and marketing strategy to start generating some quality leads.

I'd recommend working with a lender to get preapproved to really hone in on your budget, from there you can narrow down what types of homes and areas you can afford.

A fixer-upper can be a good deal but budget carefully.

Alternatively, you may need to factor in a larger repair budget to address the vacancy issue, effectively eliminating the risk. 

Hi Helen,I have clients actively investing in a few different FL markets.I will say your budget for both the property and furnishing will dictate the type of returns you can expect.

Some BRRRR nuances to be weary of:It is easy to underestimate your rehab budget. - make sure to get bids from multiple contractors.It is easy to overestimate your ARV. - Have an agent pull recent comps for youIt is easy to underestimate the timeline. - whatever a contractor says, add 4 weeks.

It's not much to look at, but it's cheap and get's 27 MPG.My work truck is a 2005 Chevy Silverado.

I see you are looking to invest in Florida, texas or colorado. that means you are a little undecided right now, but what i can tell you is that they all are great choices, you'll have to see your goals, and where you find the best for your budget. goodluck, let us know where you end up investing in

All I did was look at a property, run the comps, and got a reno budget, So nothing to intense.

The site asks for my budget but I don't know if this is a flat fee or an hourly fee?