I rent here, invest in KC.... more of a bankroll problem vs deals problem lol.

I been fortune enough to meet several partners and we have gathered a pretty decent initial bank roll to start small projects.

I personally don’t want my entire bank roll on the table waiting on the turn of the cards.

Managing that process of filling homes and fixing homes is tricky no matter what- when you bankroll is with like 4-5 houses- I can not see how you can keep your head above water. 

I know I won’t be making much to anything on cash flow but would it be worth it’s weight in gaining experience in RE, tax benefits, appreciation several years later, rent increases and bankroll of a cal.

Most lenders flinch at anything less than $50k.I'd probably offer a Land Contract on one or two until you can bankroll the whole BRR in the future.

@Joshua Wallace I am really worried about your bank roll.

I am the main W2 provider of the house, and after 100k being tied up in these deals, we would be tapping in to our 6/mo emergency fund to start paying bills, until we can build our bank roll again from my W2 job.A) If i did do the BRRRR duplex, should i cash out refi or keep the money in and own it outright with higher COC return if I can afford it?

So I'm still learning, but I don't want to get Analysis Paralysis while I'm trying to build up a bankroll to get started with real estate.I'm a software developer by trade, and I know there is software like Buildium for property management. 

Unless you're already bankrolled, you're really not in a position to do this yet.