We strategically focus our multifamily investments in the Southeast region of the US for two key reasons:Lower Costs - Properties are less expensive to acquire in the Southeast than in other parts of the country.

However, paying off your mortgage that you acquired with low interest makes no sense to most in a 7%+ interest rate environment.  

I would love to learn about all options that are appropriate for BRRRR The purchase of the property can essentially be what ever way you can acquire the property, cash : hard money ; traditional financing.

If you're open to sharing, I'd love to know what your Year One cash flow and cash-on-cash return are projected to be.Also, do you plan to continue acquiring more deals using bank financing?

I welcome any advice or insights you can offer to refine my investment strategy.Exploring Future Opportunities:- Assuming I successfully acquire two properties, would I be eligible to obtain loans against these properties to further invest in real estate?

If you're open to sharing, I'd love to know what your Year One cash flow and cash-on-cash return are projected to be.Also, do you plan to continue acquiring more deals using conventional financing?

Hey Jon,There are optional registrations that people can acquire, but I'm unclear if I'm legally able to request them.

These types of loans are available to simply acquire the property and are short term in nature (6-24 months).

After all expenses including adding vacancy loss percentage and putting some away for maintenance, here is the cash flow.Property 1: $381Property 2: $344Property 3: $250 (This one we just acquired last week.

This thread deals with renovations at Windmill Apartments - what's your percentage there, how'd you acquire it, LP or GP?