Most of my rates on the investments I currently hold are in mid 4's to low 5's so it is unlikely a refi would benefit me much anytime in the future. 

Once your tenant has a return payment, they will hold all future payments for 3 days.

I've saved up a little bit of money, and with my brother as a partner, am looking to start house hacking with hopes of investing in his and my future.

You both have to be on board or it doesn’t work, but if you work together and have a goal, then each step towards that goal feels more rewarding, even if it’s just saving $x more a month towards a future down payment.

Hi LoriAs a fellow realtor I would suggest keeping this website in your back pocket for your future clients. https://www.areavibes.com/This website is a great reference point for figuring out what each area is like.It gives you a total LIVABILITY score for each street and zip code.

You can let them know you’d consider upgrades to the unit at a future date but would also need to further adjust rent accordingly. 

I’m not just thinking about today, but about building something that lasts far into the future.

My focus is on Georgia, where I plan to build a diverse portfolio across various parts of the state.My strategy involves long-term rentals (LTRs), buying and holding properties, and seeking both cash flow and future capital appreciation.

I'm not the one to promise anything as I am not one of the very talented producers at BP, but please submit your info through the link biggerpockets.com/guest and we keep inquiries on file for the future too!

Are you planning on sticking with the build-to-rent model or exploring other strategies for your future projects?